Thanks friends
Snacks, I think that is just it - I know how much work I'm in for and I'm already exhausted. I keep looking at my trashed house (I can't bend over to pick things up or vacuum) and wonder how on earth I'm going to cope with being a SAHM with all this mess. At least now I get to walk out in the morning and go to work and leave it all to dhOf course, once I'm not pregnant I'll be able to pick things up again!
Hollye, I *am* worried about meeting the emotional needs of another human being, I must admit. I "only" have four kids living at home at the moment, with the eldest having just moved out, but it is already difficult finding time to give them all. Once I'm not working full time, I'm sure it will be easier. Finances, schminances, really - we'll be broke, but I don't really care. (Easy to say now I guess.)
Ss-storm, your post made me laugh, in a good way, because I so remember that feeling. I still don't know how #1 survived - I'd never even held a baby before I had her. I had no idea how to get a singlet over her head for months LOL.





Of course, once I'm not pregnant I'll be able to pick things up again!
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