Back in Town

hey there!
I'm back in town!
Putting up my feet while the family does the hard work of unpacking. I'll have to delegate the mounds of laundry we brought back.

Anyway, thank you again for your prayers. It is so heart warming to read the comments and realize how many friends are praying for us.

I don't really have much new to say. The bleeding has continued, lightly. A little more than 'spotting' but less an a 'regular flow' ... a light flow, I guess, a little off and on. Sometimes I feel crampy and some pressure. I remember when I had the big bleeding with LittleD and analyzed every cramp and pressure and twinge, and I'm feeling about the same.

this morning was my weepiest, feeling frustrated at not being able to run around packing up efficiently, not knowing whether lounging around while others worked was even benefitting anyone, wishing I knew something one way or another.

Tomorrow I'll see my midwife and we'll use the doppler to try for heart tones. I'm praying that the Lord just really makes things clear, either we hear the tones or we don't hear anything ambiguous like the placental swish ... I don't know if tomorrow will really tell me anything or not.

Annnnnyway. My daughter and sister were good enough to get out and take lots of pictures for me, so I'll upload some nice ones after I look at them. I didn't get much knitting done, despite sitting around doing nothing most of the time, but I did finish LittleD's crazy socks and started on one that was originally intended for Tobi-Wan but in the end was clearly for Buzz. I just have to kitchener up the toe and I can show you the first one.

I may have more days of lounging around doing nothing but blogging, knitting, and directing, for your reading pleasure. We do have company coming on Wednesday, so keep me in prayer about that, too, with the emotional pressure of not knowing what's up with the baby, and Ilia's big choir concert on Wednesday, and Tobi-Wan's birthday, and company, and being expected not to 'do too much' ... I'm sure the week will be a rollercoaster.

Makes for good blogging, though, right?