You Know You're Preggo When..

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...you accidentally fall asleep twice in one morning, and then take a nap later on in the day. How does one accidentally fall asleep, you might ask? Well, Loralie and I were playing hide-n-go-seek and she suggested I go hide in my bed. And I am a really good hider. And then later we watched a TV show as it was hailing outside and before I knew it, the show was over and Lorlie's face was about and inch from mine and she was asking, "Are you asleep mommy?" And all that before one PM. At which time I took a nap because Loralie was taking one and if she gets to take one I get to take one. Caleb is currently out of town. His TRT was called out on Monday morning to spend a week helping to search and rescue survivors in the aftermath of the Joplin tornado. So I am on my own for the week. Boy am I pooped already! It seems like the less energy I have, the more energy Loralie has!

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