Nothing much has been going on lately. Just the same 'ol stuff that's usually happening in my life. Found out the girl I work with (who was supposed to get married in June) is pregnant (they had to move the wedding up to ASAP). Of course. People who aren't trying, who probably don't even want a baby yet, are having children before me. You would think I would be used to it by now, but I'm not.
And on top of everything, I don't get to go to Colorado in two weeks for Spring Break. Now I'm not sure when I'll see my nephews next. May, I guess. That's when they're coming back to Texas.
And my head is just not....right this week. I had a really weird dream early yesterday morning that has thrown my whole week off. I dreamt that I was extremely late for work and it was so realistic it freaked me out. Then today I was just feeling funny, and did an order wrong. My boss was understanding and didn't blame me at all, but I still hate that I did it wrong. I can't tell if it's because I'm tired, or if it's just one of those weeks. I think it may just be one of those weeks. I'm hoping that tomorrow is better, because today was crap.
I don't get to go to Colorado for Spring Break for two reasons; A) Derek's Spring Break is the week after my parents and sisters spring break, and I can't leave my dogs alone like that all week and B) I will HOPEFULLY be ovulating that week and I don't want to pass up any opportunity at this point. I'm not sure what my odds are of actually getting pregnant without taking the Clomid, but I would hate for this to be the month that I ovulate on my own and miss it because I wanted to kiss some awesome baby cheeks. If I have my own baby, then I can kiss awesome baby cheeks whenever I want to.
Speaking of babies...I Skyped with my nephews last night. Nathan is now potty trained. When they put his big boy undies on him on Sunday he said, "Now I really do look like Superman!" (because, of course, Superman wears his undies on the outside of his clothes) Smart kid. And I love love love that every time I've heard his little voice in the last few days I've heard him say, "Mommy, I'm Superman." He was wearing a "cape" (his blankie tied around his neck) last night. Aaron just crawled around the whole time and put lots of things in his mouth. He finally saw me on the computer when he was across the room and smiled at me and made noises like he was talking. Then he crawled over to the computer where I couldn't see him anymore and my sister said he was trying to talk to me from the floor. So she came over and picked him up and I "sneezed" some to make him laugh. It totally worked. He thought I was hilarious. Then he was done with me because, obviously, it's more fun to be on the floor. Nathan showed me all the new trains he got for pooping on the potty and I told him how awesome that was and he was totally proud of himself. I like to make a big deal out of him doing big boy things. He loves it when you make a big deal out of the good things that he's done.
I think that about wraps up my last couple of days in a nutshell. Hopefully I will have more to talk about in the coming weeks, but I make no promises.
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