...at least for a while. It's come to my attention that my intolerance is breaking the surface, rearing it's head so to speak.I know it happened last time I was pregnant and my family just sort
So, to all my friends and family who are, and will be, experiencing my raw emotions, forgive me. My former personality will be back in a few months. I'm doing my best to remain cheery and pleasant but some days it's all I can not to rip my hair out and chew off my arm (not to mention contain my melodrama).
Ok! So, moving on!
You will hear no complaints from this non-child-bearing male.
ReplyDeleteCarry on.
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ReplyDeleteHoly crap, I just realized I missed something!!! OMG so sorry sweety, CONGRATS are in order arent they.
ReplyDeleteI have been so pre-occupied with my yucky job and my selfish life that I never paid attention to my most important of friends.
I hope you can forgive me and I will be looking forward to reading about your growing baby. I hope you are happy : ) I am a bit jealous!! Love you!
Aww - you're so sweet, how could you ever be ugly to anyone?! But if the grumpier side comes out - so be it!! I'll blame it on the hormones and love you anyway!!
ReplyDeleteEven when you talk about being grumpy you put a smile on my face. It is a nice warning but like Aislinn said, "we'll love you anyway".
ReplyDeleteHI Amy;
ReplyDeleteI have tagged you to play along with us in the meme~ 7 things~ Please visit my blog and then play along.. I really enjoy your blog. I know when I was expecting muy kids I was never myself.. Good luck!
Patsy
I think I can take it.
ReplyDeleteLet loose, sister.
I think that we all will understand, hormones have a way of bringing the worst out in us. Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteGo ahead, we're here for you!
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