Yay!...Boo....

Just a few ups and downs in my life lately, thought I would share:

Since my best friend Rachel came over to help me organize, my house feels nice and well, organized: yay! But since my house is now organized I have to keep it that way, and it still isn't really very clean: boo.

My belly, it's getting bigger: yay! My clothes, they don't fit: boo.

I finally went shopping for clothes: yay! Regular stores make little to no "long" maternity pants: boo.

So I went online and ordered over $100 worth of clothes for $68 including shipping: yay! The clothes won't be here for up to a week and a half: boo.

We get to see our babies soon: yay! "Soon" means a month: boo.

The Rummage Sale is this week: yay! The Rummage Sale is this week and that means lots of work, stress, long days, and sometimes grumpy kids: boo.

I think that about sums it up, I'm feeling very up and down lately, things seem to go from awesome to tiring or annoying pretty quickly but I bet that's not a suprise to anyone :/

Pregnant Brain

Who knew it would start this early?

Last night I was sitting on our bed with my nightly pill in hand, talking to Andy. While we were talking the cat jumped up on the bed so I grabbed his pill too and sat with one in each hand while we finished our conversation.
Quickly, before the cat could run away I popped my pill and was reaching for the cat when I realized the pill left in my hand was a little big...I had taken the cat's pill! I yelled at Andy: "I just took the cat's medication instead of my own!" And we just stared at each other trying to figure out what in the world we should do. I considered making myself puke in order to get rid of it but that has never worked well for me so we decided to call my doctor's night answering service.
Explaining my story to the lady that answered the phone was...embarrassing. I mean, who takes their cat's pill on accident? The two look nothing alike; his is tiny and blue and mine is pretty large and white...but I had, and had to find out if I should try to get it out of my body, so I sheepishly explained the situation. I have to say, I loved her follow-up question: "Did you give your medication to the cat as well?" "No." I said, "it wouldn't have fit down his throat."
When the doctor called me back she sounded a bit annoyed and I'm pretty sure she thought I was a little crazy. She told me I shouldn't keep those two medications next to each other- duh. But also that that particular medication at such a small dose wouldn't harm me or the babies so I could relax.
Whew! Just because I can, I looked the cat's medication up online and found it is a Class C medication (used to treat pain and depression in humans and anxiety in pets, as my cat is neurotic) and not safe for pregnancy. However, some pregnant women will opt to take the medication as the benefits can outweigh the risks. And they take a dose 7.5 times higher than the little bit I'd taken. I really felt better after that.
Let's hope this is the "worst" thing I do. A lady at work told me she used to put the milk in the cabinet instead of the fridge...after this I think I might just be ok with that kind of slip-up! Oh, and one of the side-effects is sleepiness, considering I've taken nothing stronger than tylenol in 3 months, lets just say I slept like a baby!