Well, I know it has been a while since I've posted, but I often forget, or just don't want to sit and do it. But now that I have a job where I can sit and use up some spare time, I should be able to do this more often. I started my new job at the College of Pharmacy on July 13th. It has been slow and fast all at the same time. For my first week we went on a trip to Boise for a quarterly meeting that I am in charge of. Luckily I was just learning and my trainer was there to show me what to do. Ever since then I really haven't had much to do. The problem with working on a college campus is that there are fast points and slow points, and they are very extreme. Hardly is there ever an inbetween. Right now it is very very slow because there just isn't a whole lot to do in the summer. Once August and September come around things will pick up, and apparently January and February will make me wish for death, or so my trainer told me. The only thing I am worried about is that my new bosses don't know I'm pregnant yet. I didn't think it would be appropriate to tell them at my interview, and ever since then I haven't known what the right time would be. I have planned on telling them after my ultrasound, which is on the 3rd, so wish me luck!
I am really hoping that we have another little boy so that Uriah can have a baby brother, but if we get a girl I guess that will be okay too ;) I haven't really been thinking of names. The only thing I've been able to come up with so far is Jordyn (For a girl). Other than that, I haven't really thought about it. I guess I've got a lot of time left before I have to decide. Uriah is 13 months old now and I still can't believe we've already reached the one year mark. They really do grow up so fast. They just don't stay small for very long. I've had a few friends have babies the past couple of weeks and seeing their newborns makes me really want my new one to come. I miss the times when I could just hold Uriah in my arms and he would lay still and be tiny and sleep. Now he's just all over the place! Every step is a memory, and I hope I never lose any.
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