Even if you eat over half of a half gallon in less than 24 hours. Oh pregnancy.
Since I got pregnant, I had come to the conclusion that the reason I’m not as starved during this go round is because I had some extra pounds hanging around after last pregnancy. So, Romulus was basically just living off the fat I already had instead of wanting to be fed new stuff every day.
Then, last week happened wherein I began to have the starving feelings. Even after I ate a normal amount. It wasn’t exactly like I felt with BG but close. Tired, dizzy and shaky? Check, check, check. Easily annoyed, crabby and a general feeling of wanting to punch people? Yep. Interesting.
New conclusion: Romulus is now growing exponentially thus wanting more than I have at any given moment. Add to that sinus issues causing me to be tired and cranky and the 273 million emotions flowing through this heart and mind every second that I’m alive, and you have something close to a basketcase who needed to have some ice cream okay?
Today, the beginning of this new week, I’ve decided to give myself a break. Yes, I’ve had some blue cheese. Yes, I’ve had some feta cheese. Yes, I’ve had some full caff coffee. And yes, I ate a loooooooooooooot of ice cream in an 18 hour span of time. But…BUT, it’s okay.
I’m allowed to be human. I’m allowed to be less than perfect. I’m allowed to cry about my fears and hopes and worries and excitement of having two kids. I’m allowed to cry about the trailer for The Hunger Games because deep down, underneath the excitement about watching a fake movie, I am worried that BG will never get enough time with us when we have Romulus. I’m allowed to cry at the season finale of Game of Thrones because Romulus will never get as much time with us as BG did. And I’m allowed to look at my sweet boy when he smiles at me and cry because there is just no stopping it. This train is on its way to Crazytown and I’m the conductor.
But, I’ve given myself a hug about it and reminded myself that Crazytown isn’t that bad of a place to live. You guys are welcome to come visit any time.