I did not:
- Buy any baby clothes.
- Take pictures of my belly. I had intended to start this pretty soon. My belly had already grown, but it was almost completely bloat--gross!
- Buy any maternity clothes. Again, something I was going to start shortly.
- Tell any of my piano students/parents about the pregnancy. (One knew because they're members at our church and heard us in the prayers.) That's at least one sector of people I didn't have to tell the bad news to.
- Actually get around to moving things around for the nursery. It's still a fresh slate of horrible, disgusting mess we still have to sift through after moving in late August.
- Sign up for classes at the hospital--birthing, newborn care, breastfeeding, etc. I had looked at the schedule the week before the m/c and had already decided on some dates in June, and we had already been told to sign up soon as classes fill up quickly. I thought it couldn't hurt to wait till after our next prenatal checkup (which never happened). I was right!
- Buy or order extra fabric for my bridesmaid dress mentioned in the previous post. In fact, I still haven't picked up the dress!
- Sign up on too many websites/mailing lists that may send me coupons/whatever around late August, expecting me to be a new mother requiring their services. At least I hope I'm not on any mailing lists.
- Start any baby registries in anticipation of baby showers later on.
- Buy any baby furniture or supplies, even though Target and other places had it all on sale a few weeks ago.
One thing's certain, I'm definitely a procrastinator. And, kids, let me tell you, sometimes it pays to be a procrastinator!
1 comment:
All those things are ideas that we formally pregnant women thought about... I'm glad I wasn't the only one.
-Katie
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