You feel like you have really arrived in Pregnant Land when random strangers in the shopping centre make comment about your belly, pending due date, pending joys such as breastfeeding when their teeth are coming through...thanks! You've arrived when people comment with pleasant surprise when they realise you're pregnant - and it ISN'T followed by that momentary shadow of horror across their face that they might just have accused you of being fat!
And I can definitely feel it now! There is daily (and nightly!) bumping and bouncing around - pretty funny when sitting in a meeting or trying to concentrate on interviewing someone. I think we've even had a bout of hiccups already. It is the funniest thing to WATCH it move - sometimes a quick jolt or poke, sometimes a role and a wriggle. Might I really be able to tell the difference between the hand and leg movements...? Daddy Anton has had a kick or two in the ear whilst trying to listen to what's going on. Ha. And the midwife was given a hard time when she was prodding around too...unsurprising! It is certainly a new dimension of awareness about the reality of it all, and the little person being created...
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Hannah and Anton that is wonderful!! Congratulations. Hannah you look radient, what else can I say? It's lovely to see you exploring the feelings. Anthony I'm sure you look radient too, but in a very manly and rugged way which is in no way a threat to your masculinity. :) I've got a blog too now if you want to know what I'm up to or what I'm thinking: http://kimberlyloganclark.blogspot.com/
As Mae West once said: "Drop in and see me some time."
P.S.: My sincerest and most humble apologies for not being able to meet you in Canberra. I couldn't actually afford to go, so I was in Adelaide when you SMS'd me. Very sorry (if you imagine an Indian accent here it might stop you from wanting to strike me with the back end of a bus or something). :)
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