June 27, 2007

  • Okay, everyone can take their ‘congratulations’ back.  I’m not going to move in with Irvine Boy anymore.  Turns out the roommate that was going to move out had decided she doesn’t want to move out anymore.  And then there’s issues with the current landlord.  Stupid.  I should have known better than to talk to my parents about it before I knew for sure.


     


    But I guess the pros are I don’t need to think about packing up and moving and worrying about all that at this point in my life.  AND I still get to live independently.


     


    So I had flute lessons today cause it’s Tuesday.  Now I’m going to go to sleep.  My alarm is going to go off at 5:45 a.m. tomorrow morning again for school.


     


    Good night.


     

Comments (14)

  • boo... it's all good... you still have something to look forward too :)

  • aww sorry to hear that things fell through.  i guess when it's meant to be, it'll happen.  if you two really still want to move in together, maybe he can move out and find a replacement for himself and you two can find a place together =) 

  • oh bummer, but nice to know that it would have gone through...sometimes the mental steps are just as important:)

    dude, i know i've been MIA but with my work partner gone and a new student intern who isn't all that good, I'm just busy as heck lately.

    I am coming to LA! Was actually gonna write you about this tonight (how dejavu!). I just booked my ticket for July 13-15. I'll be in Irvine from Fri night and out by Sunday afternoon. I wonder if Beverly would have had her baby by then...either way, I would love to see u!!! let me know when we can meet up:)

    mwa mwa!

    me

  • sorry to hear babe, but the fact the he wanted you to move in and asked you is STILL a pretty big step. :)

  • i agree with wedBliss - the fact that he wants you to move in (and that you were so excited to!) means that things are already moving in the right place!

    and you're going back to school!!!  that is really great to hear!  I went back to school (for bachelor's as well) about two years ago and will hopefully finish spring 2008.  kudos, i'm proud of you!

  • man, i don't know how you do it all...mad props!

  • bleeeeeeeeh!

  • Wa, that's a major bummer, but I am not going to take back my congratulations, because the important thing is that you and IB have reached a point where you are ready to move in together! That's really great.

    RYC: Thank you for your kind words. My weight gain has been within the normal range -- 30 pounds (they say a normal-weight woman should gain between 25-35 pounds). It's remained steady the last few weeks. And although you're kind and say that my face looks the same, it's really gotten bigger, if you go look at pictures of me from pre-pregnancy! I look at those now and think, "Oh my God, why did I ever think my face looked big in those pics?" Oh, well -- after the baby it should go back down!

  • are you okay with not moving in?  a little disappointed? or relieved?

  • Screw the roommate...Time to take the next step and move in with the boyfriend!

  • wa~ i havent been updated on your life because my stupid subscriptions somehow stopped emailing me updates! anyways i'll call you in a bit. hopefully vegas is a go!

  • aww man... i didn't get to try magic castle's mac and cheese!!!! we were there for their brunch :)

  • RYC: You know what's ironic? I don't like surprises, and I love to plan everything out, but childbirth was the one thing where I looked forward to the suspense of not knowing when the baby was going to come! (I guess there is still a chance I could go into labor with him being breech, though.) And now, there's a chance I may have to just decide when he's going to be born! That's what I get for saying I don't like surprises. Another "humorous" thing -- I always said that if I had to have such big hips proportionally to my body, then at least it meant I'd have an easier time with childbirth, and I may now not get to use those childbearing hips! Haha. Well, thank you for keeping your fingers crossed; I still have some hope. As for my doctor, she's good at what she does, but I wouldn't recommend her because her bedside manner is not that great. She's in Torrance, so a bit far for you to come. The hospital I'll be delivering at, Little Company of Mary, is excellent and I'd recommend that. But, as for the doctor, even though she's letting me wait until 41 weeks and hasn't pressured me much about the c-section, she's a bit rushed with patients and has gotten on my case about weight gain. No other pregnant woman I know has ever been lectured to about their weight, especially if their weight gain has been in the healthy range like mine has been. My doctor also never told me what I should/shouldn't eat, when I should stop laying on my back to sleep, and other very basic things that other doctors tell their patients. Also when I had my miscarriage last August, when I went for a follow-up checkup, she asked, "So why are you here?" I was like, "Um, to make sure everything is OK ... duh!" If things hadn't been so hectic when I'd gotten pregnant soon after, I would have switched doctors!

  • maybe sumthing will change again later?  its always when ur already mind set for one thing, and then change the next minute.  dont u just hate it when that happens?

    but im pretty sure maybe sept rolls around, theres new news again?

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