Future Athlete

Still pregnant, in case you were wondering.

With each new baby in my belly comes new and interesting things.  My first baby was, as you all know, HUGE, she kicked like the dickens and I was thrilled with each new movement.  The next 3 babies were pretty tame.  Occasionally giving a hard kick or two but nothing really substantial or noteworthy.  This next baby however has put baby #1 to shame.  During the day I feel movement, normal kicks and rolling and stuff, but in the evening WATCH OUT, it's like this baby is on crack or something!  Yesterday I was moving some things from our old buffet to the new one and at a couple of points he was pressing so hard on my sciatic nerve that I could not walk.  I literally had to stop dead in my tracks bend over and stay that way for a minute or two just to cope with the pain.  My family thought I was in labor but my leg was hurting not my belly.  Then last night as I was trying to watch a TV show he really put on his own show for Chris and I.  My belly looked like the wave pool at Raging Waters.  One time he kicked me so hard I felt my back crack!(no kidding), and another time he pushed on that nerve again and sent a sharp shooting pain right to the tip of my toes.

Don't get me wrong I'm not complaining, I know that movement is a good thing, I'm just contemplating his career as a professional kick boxer!

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