It's a funny thing; Since i have become pregnant, in many ways I have regressed. You wouldn't think that dumping more responsibilty on a person would make them act childish. In my case, it did.
Now, I dont mean to say that i have gotten more immature. I have not shirked my responsibilities and I am still completely capable of making adult decisions. The regression I am referring to happens in other areas.
Here are some examples:
1- I have started calling my mom "mommy" again. I don't just mean the word. I mean the attitude that comes with it. More like "maahh-meeey" slow and drawn out in a dependent and affectionate way. She said it was cute :) I like being called cute, so if you ever feel like complimenting me, feel free!!
2- My food choices have also altered somewhat. I have started cutting my sandwiches into smaller pieces again. I have gotten Happy Meals multiple times. Oatmeal with raisins has become a regular breakfast. Oh, and I play with my food..
3- I take naps almost every day. Whenever I have a chance, I lay on the couch or slip into bed and count sheep. (Not literally. Who actually does this? If you do, you have some serious problems getting to sleep and I think doctors might help more than the sheep.)
4- I now love using flotation devices in the pool. For some reason, since I became pregnant I cant swim. I just sink. I could swim just fine before then!!
5- I play with toys. An ornament can entertain me for much longer than is reasonable...
6- I express my feelings with tears first, and words later.
7- I shop in the baby section at any store I go to.
I don't see this regression as a bad thing. I think that it is a good reminder, no matter how slight, of how children see the world and what matters to them. It's good to think from their perspective and approach them in a way they can relate to. I think everyone needs a little innocence brought back into their lives. I think it would affect us all in a good way.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Me!!
If you are going to be reading about my life, it's probably a good idea to tell you about myself first. Let me start by saying that I wish i was funny. I'm not one of those people who can spit out witty remarks whenever I want. I like to think that i can sometimes, but i also like to be realistic.
Another thing about me is that I have ADD. I may start talking about one thing and then go off on tangents that are hard to track, but I promise I will try to end on my original point.
Here are some of the basics about me:
-I will be 19 on January 25th, 2011.
-I love to sing!
-I am pregnant.
-I just moved in with my mother(more on that later).
-I used to be the innkeeper at a bed and breakfast in Portland.
-I am single.
-I am the second of four children.
-I love bees.
My goals for this blog:
-To be even half as successful as my big sister, Jill of All Trades.
-To work through and have an outlet for all of my thoughts and problems.
-To hear thoughts and responses from other people and possibly meet new people.
I will be posting more shortly. Thank you for your support!
If you are going to be reading about my life, it's probably a good idea to tell you about myself first. Let me start by saying that I wish i was funny. I'm not one of those people who can spit out witty remarks whenever I want. I like to think that i can sometimes, but i also like to be realistic.
Another thing about me is that I have ADD. I may start talking about one thing and then go off on tangents that are hard to track, but I promise I will try to end on my original point.
Here are some of the basics about me:
-I will be 19 on January 25th, 2011.
-I love to sing!
-I am pregnant.
-I just moved in with my mother(more on that later).
-I used to be the innkeeper at a bed and breakfast in Portland.
-I am single.
-I am the second of four children.
-I love bees.
-To be even half as successful as my big sister, Jill of All Trades.
-To work through and have an outlet for all of my thoughts and problems.
-To hear thoughts and responses from other people and possibly meet new people.
I will be posting more shortly. Thank you for your support!
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