between a large sweet potato and a small zucchini
to me, a large sweet potato is bigger than a small zucchini, but according to the experts at baby center, little z was the sweet potato last tuesday and is moving toward the zucchini by next tuesday. it sounds like a backwards move, doesn't it?
on the way home yesterday, i was feeling a little weird, but when we got home the handy-dandy doppler exposed z as a galloping, swishing, looping back-flipper with a heartbeat to match. it occurred to me then that i was eight days past my last check-up, which would explain my lack of confidence. and when you think about it, eight days is a slight improvement on the usual seven-day coast i get from an appointment, so maybe things are getting better for me, mental health-wise.
maybe a good vacation extended the coast-factor. if nothing else, all the good food probably kept me in a buzzed state, and i think i felt z a couple of times, while we saw movies, which could only have helped. on the other hand, seeing all the new-walkers and early babblers with their parents in oaxaca kept me thinking about hans, and that he wasn't there...which reminded me that z isn't a sure thing. will this back and forth ever end? even when it doesn't cut as deeply as it used to, it's still discombobulating.
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the travel blog is updated with pics! warning: don't look if you're hungry; the pics will only make it worse. trust me.
on the way home yesterday, i was feeling a little weird, but when we got home the handy-dandy doppler exposed z as a galloping, swishing, looping back-flipper with a heartbeat to match. it occurred to me then that i was eight days past my last check-up, which would explain my lack of confidence. and when you think about it, eight days is a slight improvement on the usual seven-day coast i get from an appointment, so maybe things are getting better for me, mental health-wise.
maybe a good vacation extended the coast-factor. if nothing else, all the good food probably kept me in a buzzed state, and i think i felt z a couple of times, while we saw movies, which could only have helped. on the other hand, seeing all the new-walkers and early babblers with their parents in oaxaca kept me thinking about hans, and that he wasn't there...which reminded me that z isn't a sure thing. will this back and forth ever end? even when it doesn't cut as deeply as it used to, it's still discombobulating.
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the travel blog is updated with pics! warning: don't look if you're hungry; the pics will only make it worse. trust me.

4 Comments:
Thanks for using the word 'discombobulating'. One of my favourite words.
And I quite agree about the sweet potato/zucchini reference. Surely some mistake?!
You were right...now I'm hungry.
By the way...you look fabulous!
Did you ever see "A Mighty Wind"? I have the song "Sweet Potato Baby" running through my mind right now...
I'm going to check out your pictures now, even though I'm sure it'll get me drooling!
Well you did warn us about the pictures...they are glorious!
Congrats on Z being a back flipping freight train:)
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