1200 posts.
I now have 1200 posts on my blog.
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On my mind.
You all have one guess as to what is on my mind these days. I am finding it a bit frustrating not knowing when baby will come. I just keep on saying this too shall pass. I won't be pregnant forever.
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The Death of a Pope.
Today I got this book. It will be good reading while I am in hospital after the birth of our baby.
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OAMC.
Usually this weekend would be a big cookup. I am going to cook some meals but not do the whole month. I don't want to have the pressure to get everything done and go into labour.
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Sewing.
I have cut out a skirt and top for myself and have 5 aio nappies just about finished. I also am about half way through the second baby sling. Hopefully these will keep me occupied until I go into labour.
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Summer.
We have had a week of really nice weather. The temps have been in the high 20's, low 30's. This week though it will be heating up. Today is going to 33 (91)
so a little bit warm but since we have low humidity it is pretty easy to cope with.
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New Pusher.
We decided to buy a second hand pusher since this is number 8. The above pusher was advertised at Coles last weekend. I read the advert on Saturday and went and looked on Sunday. We won't need the toddler seat but it came with it so I have asked Steve to take the seat off. Christopher is way too big for it and I really don't want to be pushing him around again. He is a good walker now.
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13 comments:
Oh, are you still here? I was hoping you'd be a new mummy by now. Perhaps I need to give you lessons in how to relax and put your feet up - your list makes me tired!!
Still praying, Therese.
Quite a list...anticipating the announcement post! ;) Cathy
who knew? "pusher" - we call 'em "strollers" here. And that one looks really retro/nice. I like your "pusher" Therese! Hopefully YOU'LL be the PUSHER soon!! LOL
praying from Georgia!
those prams are very nice. they don't really sell stuff like that around here unless you go to a speciality shop.
Hi Therese,
Your new pusher looks great and very sturdy. :)
You are still so busy - amazing!
Have a great weekend,
Blessings,
Jillian
Good on you for keeping a positive attitude, any minute now.... (please God)
Your pusher looks good and sturdy, I regret buying a new one for the last baby, it's so plasticy!
Therese, I love the term pusher! We call them strollers, I'd never heard pusher before. I recently read "Death of the Pope" as it was highly recommended. I didn't care for it. I can't wait to hear what you think.
Love your pusher. I wish they had those here..I agree with the Handmaden..they just don't make 'em like they used to!
Many prayers, Therese!
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I believe I am comment #7. HAHA!!!
Can't wait to see the skirt - you put out more sewing than I can get a grip on! You know the old saying: If you want something done, ask a busy person to do it!
Thanks for you kind comment on my rug - again; I love those baby slings!
1200 posts? :D wow! pretty impressive:D i said a short little prayer that God brings your babe into the world really soon:D we call those pushers baby carriages, or buggies:D hee hee:)
That is a REALLY retro-looking "buggy". I used my grandma's (the one she used for my mom and aunties and uncles) for pushing my dollies around when I was little. It had black, leathery material but looked JUST like that one in the picture! They sure do bounce nicely on the dirt driveways (like I had when we were young). I think I might have thrown some of my younger sibs in there, just for fun. I didn't think they made strollers like that anymore!
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