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So What Wednesday

Check out Shannon at Life After I Dew for So What Wednesday.

So what if:

~I am actually digging the show Saving Hope.  Since we picked a crappy cable package, we only get like 20 channels and Ion is one of them.  Saving Hope is on late at night when I can't sleep.  I love me some Daniel Gillies.

~I've only been cleaning the house once a week.  I pick one day to clean everything so that I can just kind of chill every other day since I'm always so tired.  It works out nicely.

~We are going to my mom's for Easter and all I have to take is dessert.  I'm glad I don't have to do any more cooking than that.

~I hate my fireplace mantle and the way it's decorated.  I don't mind that the TV is up there now but I hate that my husband's stupid birds are there instead of some other cute décor.

~My husband actually joined Instagram.  He doesn't post anything and he barely likes any photos but I'm hoping to get him to start using it more.

~We really need to get our fence built this Spring.  I'm so tired of always having to watch the dogs when they go outside and I don't want the neighbor animals in our yard all summer again.

~I've got lots of new babies to visit the next few weeks but I don't really want to hold any of them because I want to next baby I hold to be my own.

~I have been eating waffles for breakfast every day for weeks.  It's pretty much the only thing I crave for breakfast.

~I crave cereal as a bed time snack but I can't eat it in the mornings because it makes me sick.  I'll never understand how our bodies work when pregnant.

~I'm so ready to have this baby.  I don't like to complain about anything because, well, I'm just lucky to have a baby in my belly, but I'm ready.

~I swear our black lab senses the pregnancy hormones and it makes him act like a giant asshole every time.  I have been one centimeter away from giving that dog away more times than I can remember during all of my pregnancies.  This one has been the worst.

~My husband is a major Netflix binge watcher.  Californication, Scrubs, House of Cards, NCIS.  The only thing I binge watch is OITNB. Can't wait for June!!

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