Tylenol!

What pregnant women doesn't love tylenol? Well, I actually hate it, but can't live without it. I just wish there was a safe drug for me to take for migraines. Someone get on that please.
I am so excited for the day when I don't have to take any tylenol. Right now I'm up to eight or ten a day. So no ideal! I've tried everything I can think of, I've drunk my weight in water and eaten in small meals throughout the day etc... Nothing. I haven't tried staying in bed all day, but who can do that? I'm just so grateful that my two kids are old enough to play while I'm hugging the toilet or when I'm in a daze on the couch.

Mom

I am grateful for a mother. When the world is against me She is the only one that understands. I called Her bawling like an idiot and She made everything better. Why is it we still need our mother's to kiss all of our wounds? I don't know why, I'm just glad they do.

Pie

I am grateful for pumpkin pie! Who doesn't love pumpkin pie? I think it makes everything better and it has way less fat and calories than it's counterpart, the chocolate silk pie. mmm.
I am also very grateful to my husband who stayed home yesterday to take care of me. I was throwing up my lungs and needed help. He hates missing work so it makes it that much more special when He does call in. We had a fun night so mommy could take it easy. Daddy made pizza and we watched movies with popcorn and candy.

First trimester

I am sooo grateful that I've made it past the first trimester! What a great feeling to be a little more than a third of the way done. I was reminded twice this week that I need to stop complaining about this pregnancy. There are thousands of women that want to be in my shoes no matter how bad it gets. There are also hundreds of women that have pregnancies so much worse than mine will ever be. i am grateful for these small reminders and I need to get better.
If I start to complain again, please tell me to shut up. I can be so insensitive sometimes.

Weekends

I was so grateful for General Conference this weekend. There was a lot of great talks this time and I can't wait until next April.
I think my favorite talk was Brother Holland's and one of the Seventies during the Sunday afternoon session: The one about teenagers. The whole time during His talk, I was just hoping that my kids aren't mutants when they are teens.
I am also thankful for the wonderful Turkey that my mother cooked, sooo yummy. I like not having to cook every first Sunday, it's nice.