The blog does not make the man
1) In an overly saturated market of Veterinarians, I was able to get two jobs right out of school.
2) In Autumn of 2007, I became friends with Andy only for him to become my beau by October, fiance by May, and husband by the very next October. We had an incredible honeymoon in Ireland that will have to satisfy my traveling needs for a while. You see, while I am still trying to get out all of the Thank You notes from the wedding, I recently learned that I will be birthing a tyke in September.
3) My brother recovered from his 5 year relationship with a tyrant and is now happily engaged to a friendly, happy, creative, and smart Jew girl. I have the honor of standing up for him at the wedding while I will be knocking everyone down with my inhabited uterus.
So now I have to process all of this. How will I ever be able to work two jobs with an hour commute each way while juggling the wife & mom titles? Obviously I have to cut back, but it is hard. I have incredibly supportive and flexible bosses for each job and have become quite attached to my co-workers. In a situation that I am lucky to have a job, I also don't want to start searching for a new one. We still have the two houses that we need to clean, fix up, and sell (unless anyone wants to rent a place in Roseville). I get pretty overwhelmed with the amount of work that I feel that I need to do and am therefore paralyzed by it. It takes most of my energy to talk myself out of having daily panic attacks. Fortunately there is always wii... and hugs (but no more wine :( ).
I feel good physically though. The baby isn't hurting my stomach any more that too much caffeine ever did. I am excited about out little family and watching Andy fight to protect his toys. Sure I am freaked out but the idea of going through labor, but we will get through it. No, that does not mean that I want to hear your horror stories.
I need a life planner.

