I keep telling myself I will start blogging again when something inspiring comes to mind, but since those instances seem to come and go rather frequently (much like the birds in the above photo), I figured why not just post something now. It has been just over a year since my last post, and what a crazy year it was! That's probably the main reason for my absence - too much going on and blogging was the least of my concerns. Here's a mini breakdown of how 2012 went:
- The boys and I moved to Utah.
- Brett deployed to Djibouti at the beginning of January.
- I spent the next several months missing Brett while trying to make the most of the time I had with my family and Brett's.
- Saw my old dermatologist and tried some new hair-growth treatments, but with no success.
- Brett got back at the end of June.
- We moved back to Maryland.
- I found out I was pregnant.
- Both boys started school. (Yay for "me time!")
- I was EXHAUSTED from being pregnant (thank goodness it didn't last past the first trimester).
- Found out we were having our first baby girl!!
- I turned the mighty 3-0. No big deal.
- We had holiday after holiday just like the rest of the world, and then I finally got to relax after the new year.
Now I'm spending my time trying to gather the energy to keep my house in order and making every preparation I can for Baby Girl who is due to arrive April 1st (I'm really hoping she surprises me and comes a week early). I don't have much to say these days, especially because "pregnancy brain" is in full swing and I'm lucky if I can remember to put pants on, let alone remember something witty and interesting to write about. I have every intention of getting back into blogging, though. If you have any suggestions of things I could write about, please shoot them my way! :-)
1 Happy Thoughts:
Yay for coming back! I'm always searching for new blog topics idease, too. I think it would be interesting to hear more about being a military wife. That is a perspective I have no experience with. I really admire women who have to be temporary single moms while their husbands are doing such important work for us all.
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