So last night I dreamt all night....and I do mean all night....that I was in labor and having a baby. Now there are a couple need-to-know facts about the dream: I was a teenager (?), I had no other children, the father was someone that I have never seen before, and oh yeah, I didn't know I was pregnant until I was in labor. This is all disturbing in so many ways. In the dream I was in a lot of pain, and I just kept thinking "this can't be happening", "what is going on", etc, etc, etc. Then, in classic dream fashion, somewhere along the way it changed over to me in my current stage of life having a baby....although I still hadn't known that I was pregnant until going in labor. For some reason, the Labor and Delivery unit was packed (who knows....maybe it was a full moon) and there were about 15 women lying on gurneys in the hall waiting for an open room. The nurses had somehow placed us on some priority list, kinda like when you're at the DMV waiting for your number to be called. Anyway, I was lying there thinking "where is Andrew", "how can I be having another child", "I wonder who is watching the kids" when....I woke up. The relief washed over me as I realized it had all been a dream. As far as I can tell, the moral of the story is this:
I really should stop watching "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant" and "16 and Pregnant".
Thoughts of a tired mom....the good, the bad, and the ugly!
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
The Beginning!
For a long time now, I have been wanting to have my own blog....a place to have an open conversation about the joys and pains of motherhood. Anyone who has children knows that for every happy or funny or cute moment we experience as parents, there are typically at least as many difficult or dramatic or downright unpleasant moments to match them. I hope you'll bear with me as I share my experiences as a mother, good and not so good, with as much humor and honesty as I can muster. Feel free to chime in along the way, but only if you agree with me. OK, so that was a joke. Here we go!
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