PG - 6 Months!!!

So Sunday was the official twenty-four weeks mark (the four key still doesn't work - someday I'll get that fixed and I'm too tired to go find one to copy and paste). And yes, I said I'm tired and it's the morning. I just woke up about 15 minutes ago. I think I slept over 9 hours last night and I'm still tired. It does continue that some days are good and some are bad. Saturday was bad. I felt good during Phoebe's ice skating competition, but then when we went to run errands, I thought I was going to die (or go into labor). My lower back hurt, my lower stomach hurt, and I felt like I wanted to cry. I was able to get through Costco OK by holding onto the cart like a little old lady and then I felt fine. Sunday was a good day, but we just lied around and caught up on movies, which was great. I even got to see "The Good Shepard" which Leo has been saying is such a good movie, but it's 3 hours long, so watching without me falling asleep has been hard. I did get through it on Sunday and it was pretty good, but slow in some parts. You really had to pay attention to little details to get what was going on too.

Phoebe did great at her ice skating competition. She came in 2nd place in her level and age group and we're all so proud of her. I'll post a picture I have of her skating that is really cool, but I think Leo took the camera with him and Phoebe to his parents, which is where they stayed last night. Phoebe's on Spring Break this week and Leo took the week off. Yesterday they went to his parents to get some things done around their house. She was so nervous about the competition, she really didn't want to do it. Then after it was over she came to us and said "That was great! Can I do that again next year!" Cracks me up. And that was before she found out she placed 2nd and then she was even prouder of herself. She worked so hard getting ready for this competition, I'm just beaming with pride. And it has nothing to do with her placing and I told her that lots of times. I'm just so proud at what's she's learned to do and at how hard she worked to be happy with her own performance. Congrats, Phoebe!