Not that anyone follows me, mainly because I only posted two things ever before now. I think I might actually want to share things on this blog.
Update from 2008. I am married. Married the man that I didn't know I needed and would love as much as I do. God blessed me with him the day after I told him that I was giving up men and was going to start the first Baptist Nunnery. The next night I met my husband, the next week we had our first date, three months later we were engaged, and 11 months after that we were married. A lot happened in the middle but that will get you to where I am today.
Right now the big question is when we B (the husband) and I are going to have a baby. So we have decided that maybe 2011 will be the year that we try. I have been doing some research to see what all this entails, bc lets be honest there are lots of the cutesy things about having a baby people share but there are a lot (and I mean A LOT) of things people leave out!
I know this from the list friends of mine keep to give to when you have your first baby.
I have been reading all about breast feeding (scary), depression after delivery ( awful), and the screaming and crying the baby (and you and your husband) have. This was the part that scared me until....wait for it...Yup the actual DELIVERY. I watched that new Lifetime show "One born every minute" OMG I told my mom that I am not doing that. Nothing the size of a watermelon should be able to come out of something the size of a lemon. This defies the laws of physics...and thanks to laying down flat almost the laws of gravity!
I told my mom heck no and she get this laughed. Yup! Friends who have children laughed too and said this wasn't that bad! Really I think they are forgetting to screaming, yelling, and pain, and most will admit that this is the case. Everyone says it is super worth and you forget 15 minutes after the baby is born. I don't do pain, so not sure that i am going to forget.
And another thing...once you have the baby you can't give it back. What if my child is ugly? I know every parent thinks their kids are cute, but what if it is true? I mean I wasn't that bad as a baby and my husband was a pretty cute baby. I just hope our chances of having a cute kid is pretty high. I know in the eyes of God that no one is ugly, but still this is a fear i have.
Then there is being fat...i work really hard to look the way i do, and I still could stand in the media's eyes to lose a couple pounds. I just know that I am not going to be the cute pregnant lady, I am going to look fat and people are just going to think I am chubby. Heck, I already have people ask me if I am preggers when I try to be trendy and wear the sack dress over leggings so it only can get worse. In fact there are dresses that I have that I will not wear any more for this very reason. This will be awful. What if I can't lose the weight after? I mean it is hard enough now and I am not getting any younger...30 looms.
Oh well I am not pregnant nor do i plan to be for some time...guess I shouldn't freak out too much now. Besides there are some many more things that I should probably be thinking about. I will talk on these later.