My sensitivity levels are definitely through the roof.
This morning Graham commented that I’d put a pair of his work jeans on the wrong shelf in his wardrobe and I got all upset because I thought he was being critical of me.
“From now on I’m going to put your laundry in a pile on the dresser and you can put it away however you like,” I heard myself saying. “At least I cleaned the laundry and put it away,” I went on.
When he caved and said fine, I could put his laundry anywhere I wanted to, on the dresser, hanging on the back of the door, on the bed, on the cat, I felt silly and embarrassed for having been so defensive.
No wonder he seemed relieved to leave for work this morning. I’d be relieved if I could leave me for a few hours, too.
this too shall pass! either you’ll feel better and less moody soon or you’ll keep getting more moody and feel better after that baby gets here – just remember it’s all temporary, so even the parts that annoy you (and your spouse) need to be treasured and remembered in their own special ways! pregnancy doesn’t last forever – it’s the one guarantee that keeps all pregnant women going
good luck!
Oh Lordy. I was like that the whole time. On the upside, Pynchon is so grateful that ‘my wife came back to me’ that none of my crazy behaviour now even compares
OH MY GOD. I have not been paying enough attention to you Amy. I am out of the loop. Good news and many congratulations!!! No wonder you haven’t had time to grow things from seed!
Don’t feel badly Amy. I am like that every day of the week and I’m not even pregnant.
Oh, that’s too funny.
BUHAHA. I still do that. I don’t think I ever went back totally.
But I do remember having zero filter during pregnancy. So, um, keep blogging. XO