There was a young Mama who lay on the couch
She lay on the couch to settle her stomach
From eating the food that went with the water
She drank with the pill
The pill that she swallowed to nourish the baby
That wriggled and tickled and jiggled inside her.
Perhaps she'll cry.
P.S. We are thrilled. If thrilled means lying in bed composing bad parodies of songs while my stomach revolts.
P.P.S. Due June 17, 2010
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Chocolate Pudding Delight
2 days ago
Congratulations! I saw your status on facebook and then came here to confirm it. Remember that I owe you BIG, so call me if you need anything :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I hope your all-day sickness (as I liked to call it) doesn't last horribly long, or isn't completely debilitating. Hopefully your Lydia might be able to understand and be extra nice because of it. (at least on occasion would be nice.)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! You are catching up with us : )
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteWell it looks like Abraham won't be the youngest Shannon for long. We're very happy for you.
ReplyDeleteT&H&J
Oh!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! How exciting! May this be your easiest pregnancy yet.
ReplyDeleteAnd perhaps she'll cry? Oh she'll cry, alright. She'll cry plenty in the next several months. :) (hopefully mostly happy tears, though!)
Yay! More wee bairns. Oops. Let me change to the singular.
ReplyDeleteYay, another wee bairn!
That's awesome! Congratulations! I love your announcement- very creative. I hope you have lots of "good" days!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!! Hope the sickness goes away quickly.
ReplyDeleteWonderful news! Not about the feeling sick, but about the little wiggler.
ReplyDeleteJune 17th is a lovely duedate. I have a niece born that day . . . and another niece born the 12th . . . and I'm on the 9th, and so is my brother, and so was my grandma, and Dean is on the 18th. He was the 5th child but first boy and was born on Father's Day. June is a lovely month for birthdays.
Wonderful announcement, Thoram! I'm so glad that I can now admit knowing. About crying: yes, you will cry, of course, but NOTHING like the way you'll cry 16 years from now, when he (or SHE) wants to go to boarding school, 1500 miles away from home...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! That's super exciting.
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