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Not much to report. I haven't thrown up in a few days. So that's good. My tooth still doesn't hurt! We have one day left of training for this week & only 4 more next week. I'm super excited to actually start working. I finally started my subscription to Netflix (thank you Tessi!). I need something new to read. I also have realized how fat my arms have gotten over the past 3 years - gross. I'm ready to start looking pregnant instead of fat (sorry Kels, no pictures until I look like there's a baby in there & not a food baby). I am ready to get our new bed...hopefully that will be soon. I don't have enough room to roll back & forth every night without kneeing Big A. I really want to get my camera & video camera software on here this weekend so I can start uploading pictures & maybe do a vlog sometime! We'll see...I may just post video of Moose. I'm just feeling kind of blah lately, kind of loser-ish. I hope I'm not the only one who ever feels this way. Not much else. Which is fine, this is random & I should get to bed. Sorry if life is dull right now.

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EmmaP said…
i often feel loser-ish. especially when i see how fat *my* arms (and belly and butt) have gotten. i think it's partly the winter blahs. but at least you have a baby excuse for a while! good luck with work.
January 23, 2009 at 2:46 PM
Kelsey said…
you are by far not the only one who feels that way. I feel loserish every saturday night lol.

Okay fine I can wait for the bump pictures. You can show sonograms instead lol. Oh and yay for new beds!
January 25, 2009 at 8:21 PM
Honey Mommy said…
Seriously, January is a loser-ish month if you ask me. It seems like we are just waiting it out around here. The end is in sight though!
January 26, 2009 at 4:00 PM
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