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- My food cravings change so fast! I was so in love with bread, and now am completely over it.

- I had this moment this past week. I was taking a bath and I thought to myself - 'I am having a baby!!!'. It was more like - 'OMG, I am reallllly having a baby!!!'.

- I still do not take a pillow. My normal sleeping position used to be on my tummy. Once I place a pillow, I have found that I start turning onto the pillow, unconsciously taking the sleeping position from my pre-pregnancy days.



- Kaiser kneads me from inside. I get double volleys and lately, I can visibly see my belly-skin dance and heave around with his/her movement.

- I have this post I wrote and then left it on the chiller tray. I am not sure I am able to say what I want to say without sounding like a mean, self-absorbed leech. Of course, I am a mean, self-absorbed leech but I wont be able to hear that label from anyone else. The post also reflects that I tend to worry too much, predict too much and plan to much about my future.

*TMI Alert**TMI Alert**TMI Alert**TMI Alert**TMI Alert*
- If there was a Midnight Cowboy, he now has company! From me. Because I am a Midnight Pooper. Yep. Three times in the past eight days, I have woken up to go poop, and I always wonder if I was such a prolific pooper as ever.


^WiseGuy^


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  1. mummydr21 December 2010 at 14:58

    LOL on the bowels!

    One of the things I was looking forward to most after my 1st son was born was sleeping on my tummy again, but no one warned me about breastfeeding boobs. The pain and the milk leaking meant it was a long time before I was comfortable sleeping again, well that and the night feeds of course.

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  2. kmina21 December 2010 at 19:01

    The dancing belly is awesome!

    And wait till you have the baby and you wake up sometimes and still cannot believe you HAVE A BABY! And you look at the baby and can't believe that you made this perfect little creature. The wonder never ceases. ;-)

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  3. Melis.sa21 December 2010 at 23:23

    I'd rather poop at midnight than not at all :)

    Glad to hear that Kaiser is getting big and making his/her presence known :) (I still think boy)

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  4. Kakunaa22 December 2010 at 05:16

    I can't wait for belly dancing! I have recently been having that "omg I am having a baby moment" as well. And I would kill to poop that much! LOL. It gives me hope:)

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  5. stink-bomb22 December 2010 at 08:41

    Sounds like everything is moving along as they should!! Your babe will be in your arms before you know it.


    ~Happy ICLW~
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    ~May your Christmas be filled with Peace~
    ~And your New Year with Hope~

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  6. MoonNStarMommy22 December 2010 at 15:46

    You are in the home stretch!! Pretty soon that baby will be in your arms and you can look down and realize that your body is ... indeed.... all yours again!

    Happy ICLW from #37 and HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

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  7. Amber22 December 2010 at 22:58

    We didn't find out what we were having either and it was so super fun!!!! Congrats on the baby and happy ICLW!

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  8. Sarah S22 December 2010 at 23:25

    Happy ICLW!!

    Congrats, not long now till you have your little babe in your arms!!

    Lol, about the poop, I am always up at midnight to pee, haven't pooped at that time yet.

    ICLW #50

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  9. Emby24 December 2010 at 02:42

    Happy ICLW! I bet it's a lot of fun to watch your belly move like that. I do find your poop story interesting, as I have to be completely awake for at least an hour before my body puts in any effort to poop. But, I guess your body goes crazy when you're pregnant!

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  10. Randi24 December 2010 at 11:52

    Here from ICLW :) This was a very cute post. Thank you. I've never seen a pregnancy belly move - I hope one day to see it on my own belly :) My bowels are all kinds of messed up and unfortunately I don't have any real excuses.. as someone else said, better to poop at midnight than not at all. Sending best wishes to you and your family!

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  11. Tiara24 December 2010 at 21:04

    Congratulations on your pregnancy...I have the "OMG, I'm having a baby!" moment every few weeks myself!

    Happy ICLW!

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  12. Damita24 December 2010 at 23:02

    Ha ha, congrats on the pregnancy :)

    Ha ha midnight pooper

    Merry Christmas
    ICLW #59 http://www.digital-damita.net

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  13. K24 December 2010 at 23:25

    I am also a prolific pooper, though not in the middle of the night. Pregnancy constipation has completely missed this boat.

    Week 32 is where it went a little downhill for me, and it got a little worse/more uncomfortable around 35. Here's hoping you just have bliss to ride out on until Week 40! :)

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  14. SurlyMama25 December 2010 at 00:30

    Happy ICLW! Congrats on the soon to be new little bundle of joy in your life.

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  15. Shona25 December 2010 at 01:36

    Congratulations on being pregnant and happy ICLW.

    I too am a success story but am now trying to have a second baby using IVF and PGD. (Have got muscular dystrophy, hence the PGD part.)

    Have a great 2011.

    Shona

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  16. Rochelle25 December 2010 at 02:25

    Yay for third trimester shock! I hope to join you in the success story category this next year. Hope you have an absolutely amazing Christmas! ICLW #110

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  17. Dora25 December 2010 at 08:44

    Oh, yes! 'OMG, I am reallllly having a baby!!!' I think every pregnant woman thinks this. I used to wake up thinking it in the middle of the night and couldn't get back to sleep.

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