Hi girls, i disappeared off planet mumsnet for a bit - can i join in again?
So how have you all been? any big news ?
I am feeling well, apart from excrutiating leg cramp which woke me up in middle of night - .... i woke up shouting help me help me, flailing arms and legs. James jupmed out of bed, was looking for his car keys, completely panicking, - think he thought something serious had happened ... all it needed was some serious standing up. very painful. calf muscle feels weak today. hope i don't get another tonight - as week 25 section in preg book says this is fairly common...wonder if you can do something to make them happen less often
Bump feels humungous this evening; there are huge undersurface rolls from one side of belly to other. i find it amazing to watch, like having a little alien inside. i can't resist sort of cuddling him and applying a little bit of pressure his body(evil mum that i am to see if i can work out what body part it is - doc started me off by saying she could feel the head today, and baby centre sent me a note saying that the babe can feel a tickle at this stage. since finding this out i'm fascinated!
dp was too. but think he is getting a bit bored of being distracted from watching the telly only to watch a totally still bump (why does that happen)??
I'm off tomorrow to a week in the lake district with a girlfriend...ooh can't wait to sit around, breathe fresh air, read books...
..i'm having cravings for chinese food again, particulary dim sum, and crispy duck. it's just arrived so time to go i'm afraid as i'm salivating just hearing the rustling packaging in the kitchen
BTW if you've got sky tv national geographic are showing a 2 part series called in the womb on Wednesday 3rd Aug at 9 ish - part two is at 1 am Thurs (although that might just be a repeat of another 9 pm showing on thurs) its supposed to be fascinating in a similar vein to that c4 prog a while back. I was going to tape it - perhaps we could circulate a VHS copy if it's any good
anyway, hope you are all well and happy and bye for now, Jenjam