Bread Crumbs: March 2011

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Breadcrumb 9 - Ginger Bread

Even during my pregnancy I kept on running to the restroom because I kept on feeling sick. I had never heard of after-four-months-still-morning-sickness. Have you? Well, I had it...

And ever heard of the statement that giving birth to your first child is the worst? I did, and so I assumed this would be the easiest job in the world.

Not so!

There are many things in life we can live without. You can happily live without a dishwasher (at least, most people can). You can live without a vacuum cleaner, if you really have to. But you can't live without a stove. You simply can't live without a stove.

Breadcrumb 7 - Ginger Bread

Okay, it didn't end there. We didn't just simply moved in together in my apartment. Or his. My apartment would be too small. And his was crowded with roommates. So we got this lovely place right next to the hospital (in case of emergencies that would come in handy - and as I'm such a such a nitwit that would definitely come in handy).

I kept thinking about telling Ace.While cleaning my apartment...

... while thinking of inventions... Which was not really in my advantage, as I kept on hammering on my fingers.

And every How-To-Be-A-Mommy-book was talking about the influence and presence of a father. "The father should get involved with the child through rough-and-tumble play."

Breadcrumb 5 - Ginger Bread

Lately I had been pretty exhausted after work. As soon as I left the lab I started to see black spots and stars all around me. It probably just was the work load, I assume. I had also made promotion - YAY FOR THAT!

Sooooo, here I am. Again. Dining. Together.

Breadcrumb 3 - Ginger Bread

It seems to me like these days you can find me in the kitchen anytime. It's not that I'm such a fanatic cook or something. Not at all, to be honest. But I've been inviting people all the time into my little apartment. And this particular evening I've invited Ace.