Thanks, all, for the congrats! I can't get into my comments at work lately, so couldn't answer during the majority of my computer time. Things are going well, just trying to figure out how to find more energy. This baby-growing business can be tiring! 12 hours of sleep two nights in a row seem like they SHOULD be enough, but somehow were not until the 3rd night. Whew.
I have pictures of harvest and other historic shots to share, perhaps this weekend. Dashing off to work!
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3 comments:
I think you should drop this whole "dashing off to work" business. I find working for a living to be tiring. So maybe if you just give that up and stay home -- kick back with your feet up -- you won't be so tired. I'm trying to figure out a way to do that myself.
When I was pregnant, nothing was more surprising than the constant fatigue. There will never "enough" rest at that stage, all you can do is get as much as you can...
Congratulations on your good news!
The first few months I was pregnant, I was constantly tired. So much so that the cold cement floor of the lab I worked in started to look very comfortable and nap-worthy!
The tiredness and nausea (if you have that) will pass. It helped a lot to put my head down for a few minutes in the afternoon, even if just on my desk while sitting in my desk chair. Don't try to barrel through your day and tough it out. Even 15 minutes with my eyes closed helped immensely.
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