In the meantime, the husband got the last of the artwork up in the baby's room, and I finished organizing as much as I can without having a clue of what I'll need and where I need it...
I still need to add two significant pieces of art to the room, but they aren't framed yet so I may have to shuffle things a bit down the road.
But for now the room is clean and comfortable, and the relative lack of clutter is so nice and calming.
I love my reclining glider. It is so comfortable, and it is positioned so that I have a great view out of the window of our pasture and the cliffs in the distance.
In fact, it's so nice that I think the husband and I might have to arm wrestle for it.
Everything looks lovely! Enjoy these idyllic days of waiting... it's a good feeling to know you're all ready and to have time to sit and admire all you've accomplished. I always feel sorry for parents who get plunged into chaos when the baby arrives early. I probably shouldn't tell you this, but I was three weeks overdue with #1 and #2 arrived two weeks late. The threat (and scheduling) of being induced worked like a charm each time though!
ReplyDeleteOk...I'll chime onto Ann's comment. I was also 3 weeks late with my 1st...about 2 weeks with each succesive one.
ReplyDeleteDon't rush it...lot's of brain growth going on (baby too ;)
Oh, no! Two to three weeks late!?!? I know two grandmothers who will NOT like the sounds of that! Sadie and I are happy to keep waiting (it helps tremendously that I'm still quite comfortable...), but the husband and the relatives are starting to get impatient! :)
ReplyDeletedo you think sadiebug will stare at goober like she did the baby chicks?
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