They're making a movie. I'm pretty stoked. It's going to be amazing, I'm sure. At least I really hope it's amazing, because it would be a cruel joke to turn my favorite children's book into a lousy film. Where the Wild Things Are--I can't wait.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
I almost wet my pants when I saw this trailer
They're making a movie. I'm pretty stoked. It's going to be amazing, I'm sure. At least I really hope it's amazing, because it would be a cruel joke to turn my favorite children's book into a lousy film. Where the Wild Things Are--I can't wait.
Friday, April 3, 2009
Long Absence
Sorry about the long absence. I wish I could say life has been crazy lately, but it's been quite the opposite. Nothing is happening!
I still don't have a job, but I'm beginning to think maybe the Lord wants us to experience being poor for awhile. And it will definitely make it easier to stay home for a few weeks after the baby is born if I don't have a job I have to take maternity leave from!
In other news, I've started having Braxton-Hicks contractions. Supposedly that's uncommon for first pregnancies, but I'm thankful to be having a small (I know...very small) glimpse of the pain I'll have to endure for hours later on. Hopefully I'll be a little bit more prepared!
I took a tour of where I'll be delivering last weekend, and that's was fun. I actually have a visual to go along with my mental planning. Daniel actually knows one of the nurses who works there and she was able to give a more "personal" tour. And they're opening a brand new, remodeled wing this week, so we'll hopefully get a little bit nicer accomodations during our stay at Jordan Valley.
That's about all that's going on in the world of the Gibby's. Until next time!
I still don't have a job, but I'm beginning to think maybe the Lord wants us to experience being poor for awhile. And it will definitely make it easier to stay home for a few weeks after the baby is born if I don't have a job I have to take maternity leave from!
In other news, I've started having Braxton-Hicks contractions. Supposedly that's uncommon for first pregnancies, but I'm thankful to be having a small (I know...very small) glimpse of the pain I'll have to endure for hours later on. Hopefully I'll be a little bit more prepared!
I took a tour of where I'll be delivering last weekend, and that's was fun. I actually have a visual to go along with my mental planning. Daniel actually knows one of the nurses who works there and she was able to give a more "personal" tour. And they're opening a brand new, remodeled wing this week, so we'll hopefully get a little bit nicer accomodations during our stay at Jordan Valley.
That's about all that's going on in the world of the Gibby's. Until next time!
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