Announcement

[bunnyjadwiga]

I've started a new Arts and Sciences Project.

I'm making a human being from documentably medieval materials via documentably medieval process.


Yes, I'm preggers.
Right now I should be between 11 and 12 weeks, and hopefully out of the major danger zone.
My due date is currently calculated to be February 28.
(It's too early to tell anything about gender-- I've been asked that a lot.)
I'll be scanning and posting the latest ultrasound for those who are interested -- and I don't mind if people aren't interested-- next week.

If I haven't called you to tell you, and you wonder why, I probably haven't got your phone number. :)

All the signs and symptoms have shown up in regular progression, they've done blood work and 2 ultrasounds, etc. Little bean-child is irritatingly picky about smells and what I can eat.
I've got recurring morning-afternoon-and-evening sickness, which they promise vaguely will probably go away.
And yes, I did autocrat SRWC while preggers. For a quiet private place to throw up at the Homestead, I recommend the side of the storage barn. There *is* no quiet, private place to throw up at Pennsic though.)

Comments

Crackers

[bunnyjadwiga.livejournal.com]

Bratty little Lima Bean doesn't LIKE crackers. Especially not woven wheats, my favorite. The round kind he or she seems to tolerate slightly better. *mutter mutter* for some reason Pringles, of all things, are ok...

Re: Crackers

[magicksaff.livejournal.com]

Then pringles it shall be. There's little use in arguing with the little bugger. ;) Now, invest in portable units of said stomach calming agents and nibble every hour... see if that helps. *hugs* good luck...

Re: Crackers

[montuos]

If the bean likes potatoes better than wheat, then potatoes it must be. I did tell you, did I not, that my college roommate couldn't eat anything but plain boiled potatoes for several weeks?

Re: Crackers

[stringlady.livejournal.com]

Salt, maybe? I've always gone for salty stuff for migraine related nausea.