It might be positive.<\/p>\n
Oops.<\/p>\n
Sorry to hit you over the head like that, but that’s pretty much how Tim and I felt about a week and a half ago when we found out. I was a little late, starting to wonder what was up, and I said, ‘Just go and get me a pregnancy test and it will make me feel better when I know that it’s negative.’ It was 10 p.m.<\/p>\n
That’s another thing you should never do — take a pregnancy test before bed so you’ll sleep better.<\/p>\n
Once that second line popped up, there would be no sleep for several hours.<\/p>\n
So, it seems that we’re pregnant. <\/p>\n
And all of my friends are snickering to themselves because I’ve been so adamant about just having one child.<\/p>\n
But two is good, right? We get to not make the same mistakes we made with the first one. Or something.<\/p>\n
So that’s one reason that I’ve been so close-mouthed lately. I knew that I couldn’t keep just jabbering away about my trip to New York without suddenly typing “I CAN’T BELIEVE I’M PREGNANT!”\u00c2\u009d<\/p>\n
So, yeah, if you are a friend who I have not told yet, I apologize that you are learning about this from my blog. Please know that I’ve wanted to tell you, but I’ve been too exhausted and\/or queasy to lift the phone to my ear.<\/p>\n
Hey, but now you’ve got nine months of super-fun kvetching about pains, bodily fluids and expanding body parts to look forward to! Fun!<\/p>\n
Mark your calendars for July 4, 2004. Baby Clauss, round 2. This time, it’s personal.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It might be positive. Oops. Sorry to hit you over the head like that, but that’s pretty much how Tim and I felt about a week and a half ago when we found out. I was a little late, starting to wonder what was up, and I said, ‘Just go and get me a pregnancy … <\/p>\n