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same_sky ([personal profile] same_sky) wrote2007-03-07 10:17 pm
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Ducky

Since clearly we are all about the Big Name Question right now, M's bonding time with the duckling involved a little Q&A last night. We've discovered that if he puts his head on my belly and talks to her, she will start thumping around every time. (Almost every time, anyway.)

[Scene: He is talking. She is thumping, until he begins with this conversation.]

M: Hi, Bertha!
Ducky: ...
M: Should we name you Bertha?
Ducky: ...
M: Oh. Guess not. Okay. Lou! Hi, Lou!
Ducky: ...
M: Lou?
Ducky: ...
M: Is your name Lou?
Ducky: ...
M: How about Ducky? Is your name Ducky?
Ducky: *thumpthumpthumpbouncebingrattlethumpbingbadaboombingbing*
M: ...
Ducky: ...
M: You want your name to stay Ducky?
Ducky: *thumpthumpthumpbouncebingrattlethumpbingbadaboombingbing*
M & K: Oh, dear.

Ducky Yayer. You heard it here first. Oh, by the way! M said tonight that if we really can't decide between Bertha and Lou, he thinks we should do a friends-only LJ poll and he will go along with what the internet says. And really, three nights in a row is enough to talk about baby names, so tomorrow I will endeavor to write about something else. Really!

In other news, we were spendy and went out for a lovely, lovely steak this evening. It was delicious, and made even more delicious by the small hair I found buried in my mushrooms. I am not wildly freaked out by the occasional hair, but it is still gross, and I refuse to pay thirteen dollars for a hair in my food, so I sent it back. It was replaced AND removed from our bill, so it really did taste even more delicious in the end because steak? It's even better when it's free. But, Ducky needs protein...

Then we went to WalMart and bought prenatal vitamins and fabric and a birthing ball and possible curtains for the baby's room and paint for the furniture. We are really getting somewhere with the nursery.. I can't wait until everything is fixed and ready so I can go in and look at it all the time. I really, really need to do a picture post soon. Did you realize that this child is due in eleven weeks? Can you believe it? I certainly can't. We were celebrating tonight.. just the fact that we have made it to 28 weeks with nothing more than a cracked rib! It has been excruciatingly painful, that cracked rib, but I will so take it if it's the worst that will happen during my pregnancy. ;) Keeping my fingers crossed that it is the worst part.

[identity profile] e11en.livejournal.com 2007-03-08 02:34 pm (UTC)(link)
Well, I secretly hope you two continue to be unable to come to a conclusion so we can vote Lou in. ;-)

11 weeks! Wow!

[identity profile] paprikas.livejournal.com 2007-03-08 04:40 pm (UTC)(link)
Is it too early to vote for the friends only post? :)

[identity profile] ms-jacket.livejournal.com 2007-03-09 05:42 pm (UTC)(link)
I'm going to get a bit preachy here but it's meant in the spirit of supporting you. Pain from an injury isn't the same as childbirth pain. It is supposed to hurt when you have a baby. It's so you can get it out, if you can't feel where it is, what it's doing, you are going to run into problems.

Ribs aren't supposed to crack. Yeah it hurts like hell and there is always the fear factor which in my opinion almost makes things more painful (for me anywhere).

I just want you to know that childbirth hurts like a mother, but don't fear it. ;-) It's going to be fine once you know why and what is going on. I feel like Yoda right now. "Ignorance leads to fear, fear leads to pain, and pain leads to scary birth." :-P You're very well read I'm sure, so you have a huge advantage over a lot of women.

Ok, I'm going to now shut the ---- up. :-D Now get crackin' on that name poll woman! :-P