hospital bag packed,ready and waiting! :)

some more of TODAY...

goodmorning no one...
i'm all alone here writing the "rest"...maybe someone will come soon to read my thoughts,maybe it'll be me and noone forever,dunno.still new to the world of blogging and so for now i'll just "blog" aimlessly.

my "today" post lastnight still stands except that today i feel like a train ran over me (how could i forget that part!)...

my freind said yesterday "somedays there wont be a song in your heart.sing anyway!"

so to no one reading my blog TODAY even with no song in my heart imma sing anyway! :)

i googled it!

5 Ways to Cope with Pregnancy Insomnia

Pregnant and Can't Sleep

Insomnia is just a fancy way of saying that you are having trouble sleeping. In pregnancy, that can be that you have trouble falling asleep when you try to go to bed or that if you wake up in the middle of the night you have trouble going back to sleep. Some unfortunate pregnant women suffer from both.
Since medications are not a good idea for combating insomnia in pregnancy, you need to develop a list of tools that help you without medication. Here are some tips on getting to sleep, falling asleep or just dealing with sleeplessness in general.

1. Go to bed drowsy.
   Sometimes the issue is that you are going to bed wound up and not able to sleep because you are not physically or mentally ready to sleep. By entering your bed, only when truly ready to sleep, you increase the likelihood of actually succeeding. To help with this avoid caffeine after early afternoon, don't exercise vigorously past late afternoon, and don't have heavy discussion before bed or in bed. Doing relaxation alone or with your partner can be helpful.
2. Try a sleep inducing snack.
   Comfort food isn't always bad. There are some snacks that might actually be helpful in promoting sleep. The warm milk or turkey can do the trick. The key when pregnant is to not overdo it and wind up giving yourself heartburn which keeps you awake.
3. Warm water.
   A bath or shower can not only relax you and soothe soreness that accompanies pregnancy, but it can also help you prepare for sleep. This works before bedtime as well as in the middle of the night. For a double dose, trying reading in the tub to help clear your mind.
4. Reading or other mindless work.
   Reading, doing small craft projects or even a tiny bit of mindless television can help you shut down your brain. In pregnancy you may feel like your mind is racing with all you need to do and think about. By giving yourself a chance to shut it off you can help prepare yourself for sleep. Avoid reading tense novels, mysteries or scary books if that upsets you in anyway. I also do not recommend pregnancy books for this time period, though baby name books seem to do well.
5. Get up.
   When all else fails, don't lay in bed. Get up, do something, even if it's just changing locations. Set a time limit of 30 or 60 minutes that you'll stay in bed trying to fall asleep or back to sleep. Fighting it can only be more frustrating. And sometimes you can be very productive in the middle of the night alone. Some say that this helps you prepare for the sleepless nights in parenting ahead

today

today i'm 33 weeks an 3 day pregnant :)...its the middle of the night and i cant sleep for backpains and bathroom trips...

been gathering stuff for my "hospital bag" all week and now i'm all set just need to actually pack them...today!
counting down the days till my maternity leave from work - 3 more weeks as of today!

today...i miss my husband badly :( been almost 4 months he's been away...

today i will NOT spend anyMORE money on unneccessary baby stuff just because...(umm ok today i'll try,ha!)

today...i'll be tired cos i'm up right now wriing this post! :)

in the beggining...

so i had this bright idea to start my own blog...yeah did'nt think it through much cos now i dont know what to write about!