I didn't think it was possible for me to NOT be happy about my recent pregnancy (I am 10 weeks pregnant) but this week I managed to find ONE reason why it's bumming me out.
DH and I wanted this, don't get me wrong, but I've felt SO CRAPPY (puking and exhausted) for the past month and a half and this cold Chicago weather has me wishing I could crawl under a rock and hibernate....
Then last week the Disney bug bit me again. And it's going to be TOO LONG before I am able to justify going back. My last trip seems like SO LONG ago already. (It was January '08 for the Marathon.)
It feels like the ONLY thing that can pull me out of my funk right now would be a trip to my favorite place on Earth. But there's no way I could convince DH to go this year with me being pregnant and the cost is sort of prohibitive for the immediate future.
We have a 5 year old daughter who has been to WDW four times already and every time is a brand new magical experience for all of us. I considered planning a two day trip for just myself as a sort of "mental health" necessity because I know DH is not open to the idea of spending a lot of money right now and I could take myself for less than $500, but I simply can NOT imagine being there without my daughter. Sheesh! I feel like a drug addict! (Oh, all I need is a taste!
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Not to mention, I LOVE the coasters and being pregnant rules those out, so I think I'd feel short changed in that regard. Heck, there's no way to tell WHEN I'll even feel HUMAN again... though my first pregnancy got much better by around 14 weeks.... I can't believe that's STILL a month away for me.
So, it's looking like the only real option is to wait until after this baby is born. I'm due September 16th. How soon after giving birth would YOU be willing to travel across the country for a week at Disney?
I was thinking January of next year is really the only logical choice. The baby will be 4 months old and out of that "fragile" stage, and the weather will be much more manageable. I wish I could do the Disney Half Marathon again, but I wont have enough time to train after giving birth later this year.
Anyway, thanks for "listening" to my rant. I'm so blue and in need of a "fix"...
I knew you guys would understand....
DH and I wanted this, don't get me wrong, but I've felt SO CRAPPY (puking and exhausted) for the past month and a half and this cold Chicago weather has me wishing I could crawl under a rock and hibernate....
Then last week the Disney bug bit me again. And it's going to be TOO LONG before I am able to justify going back. My last trip seems like SO LONG ago already. (It was January '08 for the Marathon.)
It feels like the ONLY thing that can pull me out of my funk right now would be a trip to my favorite place on Earth. But there's no way I could convince DH to go this year with me being pregnant and the cost is sort of prohibitive for the immediate future.
We have a 5 year old daughter who has been to WDW four times already and every time is a brand new magical experience for all of us. I considered planning a two day trip for just myself as a sort of "mental health" necessity because I know DH is not open to the idea of spending a lot of money right now and I could take myself for less than $500, but I simply can NOT imagine being there without my daughter. Sheesh! I feel like a drug addict! (Oh, all I need is a taste!
)Not to mention, I LOVE the coasters and being pregnant rules those out, so I think I'd feel short changed in that regard. Heck, there's no way to tell WHEN I'll even feel HUMAN again... though my first pregnancy got much better by around 14 weeks.... I can't believe that's STILL a month away for me.
So, it's looking like the only real option is to wait until after this baby is born. I'm due September 16th. How soon after giving birth would YOU be willing to travel across the country for a week at Disney?
I was thinking January of next year is really the only logical choice. The baby will be 4 months old and out of that "fragile" stage, and the weather will be much more manageable. I wish I could do the Disney Half Marathon again, but I wont have enough time to train after giving birth later this year.
Anyway, thanks for "listening" to my rant. I'm so blue and in need of a "fix"...
I knew you guys would understand....


The baby will be about 3 1/2 months old then, which is a good age...but I would go tomorrow if I could.


