Well, last night was muy interesante. It was Renn's work party at none other than the Golden Corral. Imagine sending a queasy person to a purgatory designed specifically to torture - it was quite a challenge for my stamina. I did find some sugar free jello, cottage cheese, and pears that I could eat. Renn better know how much I love him! But other than they gymnasts in my stomach, it was unexpectedly pleasant. We got to sit at the grown-up table (as opposed to the oppressively obnoxious teenagers who need attention and validation table) and everyone got on quite well. Renn's boss said a few very nice words that were probably lost on a lot of people there, but not on Renn, and a good time was had by all (minus my stomach).
I made the mistake of having a Diet Coke with my meal. It did a fantastic job of soothing said tummy, but the side effect was my being up until nearly 2 in the morning packing and wrapping Christmas Presents and doing laundry. I do not handle caffeine like I used to.
Tonight I'm having a department dinner at a Japanese Steakhouse. Supposedly it's fantastic food, but I'm wondering when my body is going to reach it's limit. Hopefully I'll have all good things to report.
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Yeah for tips! I'm pretty nearly to the point where anything I am capable of keeping inside of me is chuck full of nutritional value. Unfortunately the less I eat the worse I feel, but the last thing I feel like doing (ever) is eating. Whose idea was this anyway?
Hi, just thought I'd say congratulations! Good luck at your appt, in a few days. Only thing for morning sickness that helped me was cherry popsicles and I had to eat them while I was still laying in bed. Other than that, saltines and everything else anyone told me just made me feel sicker. I can't imagine going to golden corral being sick like that. Enjoy your pregnancy. It goes way too fast. Jenny Tracy
When I was trying not to throw up, I couldn't eat ANYTHING with sugar in it. I made the mistake of eating peanut butter and honey on toast, and then another day captain crunch. Never did it again until after I had Caden. So,I had to resort to eating "old people food" (which David calls it) Such as corn flakes, plain cheerios and wheat chex. I was a big cracker eater, but I had to change brands and stuff every couple weeks or so. Oh the joys of pregnancy!:)
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