Unnecessary Preperation

This time last year I was:

-Making a list of creative ways to tell friends and family we are pregnant

-Trying to train myself to sleep on my side ("can't sleep on my stomach or back when I get pregnant")

-Following every thought of unhealthy food with, "Maybe this is a craving!"

-Trying to decide if I would continue working part time once the baby came or if I would stay home

-Wondering if my mom would move down here to be closer to her firstborn grandchild

-Exercising like crazy so I could have a jump start to being in "great shape while I'm pregnant"

-Stopped drinking any type of alcohol just in case the tests were wrong and I was pregnant

-Took about 300 pregnancy tests

-Deciding which extra bedroom would become the nursery and if I should go ahead and paint

-Thinking of ways to still lead cell group with a newborn

-Telling all my girlfriends the baby names I picked out so nobody would use them in the next 9 months before our little bundle of joy arrived

-Trying to decide which hospital would be best to use for prenatal care and delivery

-Saving pictures of my favorite nurseries and debating which nursery craft project I would tackle first

-Asking around to see which stores have the best baby gift registry

-Thinking it would be easy to get pregnant.

Psalm 40:1 
I waited patiently for the LORD; he turned to me and heard my cry.

-Sarah