Whenever I feel a big to-do list coming on, I go a little nuts. You see, I tend to pile up everything there is to do eventually into a to-do list that needs to be done right now.
At some point this morning between using Mark's Old Spice and debating whether or not Pasta Roni was an appropriate breakfast, I started thinking about how I need to get working on acquiring that changing table I wanted for baby #3, how I might need to start searching for some
This is what 30 weeks looks like. Homestretch, people. Like I said, I go a little nuts.
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I think you and I need the "30 week" support group!
Haven't I heard about one sweet little boy name for two pregnancies now? Isn't it time to use it? :-)
Refresh my memory, Erin. Are you thinking of "Gregory," or a different name.
Each pregnancy we've had totally different...um...tastes? We've had different name choices each time. Our girl names are tried, true, and ready to go, but round three of boys is really stumping us.
We would LIKE to do something, um, a little less predictable and NOT name him John. We're trying, really, to come up with something, but so far he is just known as Baby Scottie. Scottie is not his name (for sure) it's just better than "It baby."
That's the one I was thinking of.
I love that you call the baby something different while you wait to meet him. Baby Scottie is far more appropriate then what I was saddled with: "Skeletor" and "MacGyver" respectively. Can you think of anyone besides my husband who could, with a straight face, announce that is brand new baby girl will be named Skeletor? Okay, maybe your husband could pull it off... :-)
There are no Skeletors in our future, but it seems that with each pregnancy I've really had to fight off the ethnic urge with Mark. Yes, I SUPPOSE we're kinda, sorta Scandinavian, but that doesn't mean that I want a child named Steig, Lars, or Bjorn.
At least when your husband says that his baby girl's name is Skeletor they know he's joking... ;-) .
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