Good Morning everyone
I hope you all had a good weekend and are all well.
I have to say I have been wearing a pair of maternity trouser for about 3-4 weeks now. In bump terms I don't actually need them and they are super baggy! However, my regular size 12 trousers were too tight and the next size up were a perfect fit and I just could not justify to myself paying £22 for trousers to last me a few weeks (I am a real miser!) when the maternity trousers were only £18. My skirts still fit me with room to spare at the moment but tights nip at my waist and make me feel nauseous so it had to be trousers. Oh my goodness though -
the maternity trousers are so comfy!! And a few people at work have even commented that I have been losing weight as my trousers are hanging off me
Abz - I am sorry about your poorly arm. I got a big red lump about the size of a satsuma on my arm that stuck around for about 6-7 days. The lump was hotter than all my other skin too so I guess my antibodies must have been hard at work
Most other people I know who have had it say their arm was better in a day or too - I always tend to have this sort of reaction to jabs though, I guess I am just lucky
Well OH finally plucked up the courage to tell his Mum and Dad last night. I was in our room chilling out to some tunes writing a letter and they were all downstairs watching TV and chatting. OH must have come up and down about 3 times lamenting about how he did not know how to bring it up and in the end grabbed the scan photos and said I am just going to do it! He went downstairs and very quietly asked his Mum to pop her glasses on as he had something he wanted to show her and gave her the scan picture. Mum and Dad were both pleased for us - if a little suprised.
OH also raised the matter of me changing my last name to share his - both parents were ok with this but of course it did mean that the whole marriage thing raised its head again. OH and I have been together for 12 years in March and have always said that we are not bothered about and do not intend on getting married. Every family gathering we have we are asked by our many numerous relatives when it will be our turn, even though we have told them all before marriage is not something we are interested in. Mum and Dad have never judged us or been critical of our choice not to marry but interestly last night they did both say that they would prefer if we did get married.
So the inlaws know now and I am glad they are happy at the thought of being grandparents again. Today we get to tell LO's Aunty and cousins - now we won't be getting any marriage talks from them at least, just a fair amount of squealing and jumping up and down!
Well off to Edinburgh today to do some shopping and visit the Christmas market
Have a great day everyone