I guess I'm getting to that age and relationship length when everyone wants to ask . . . "SOOOooo, when are you and Mark going to have kids?" I'm certainly at that stage and it amazes me how quickly that clock starts to tick. I mean, how quickly compared to just a year ago when I was complaining about it. Now whenever I see a kid I get all gooey and grinny and I can't help but want to start baby talking to everyone. Saying that sort of makes me vomit a little but it's true. I'm certainly at that stage.
There is one thing about it though that has made it's way to the top of my "Pet Peeves I want to Punch You in the Face" list.
That thing is the infamous question of " Are you pregnant?" A phrase/question that is inevitably followed by almost anything when a girl is at this age and relationship stage in her life. A phrase or question that is always followed by a sly grin from the sender. As if to say "oh you dirty girl you. Having a baby out of wedlock, but how exciting . . . I hope". Why the sly grin? I'm married, there is no reason for a sly grin. This question will follow just about anything.
"I don't feel well today." . . . "Are you pregnant?"
"I can't sleep lately." . . . "Are you pregnant?"
"I'm a little gassy today." . . . " Are you pregnant?"
"When was that deadline again?" . . . "Are you pregnant?"
It doesn't matter what's going on, there is always that question lurking in the air. Although my clock has made itself clear, just give me a little break. Maybe I just ate something bad, maybe I just forgot, maybe my husband (aka the human electric blanket) is smothering me when I sleep. My eggs are only almost 28. I don't think they will be drying up any time soon, so until you hear me say "I'M PREGNANT!!!", just blame everything else on bad Mexican, okay? Okay.
DISCLAIMER: I love children and photographing children and pregnant beautiful mommies. It makes me giddy as I said previously. So please do not take this post the wrong way. Every person has to be prepared on their own for a bundle of joy and all of you out there letting me photograph . . . well you are just pushing me closer and closer to that bundle of joy point. Besides, I'm sure all you pregnant moms out there could put a few things on your "Pet Peeves I Want to Punch You in the Face" List. One of which I would think to be strangers walking up and touching your belly while at the same time running their hands over that super sore protruding belly button.
There is one thing about it though that has made it's way to the top of my "Pet Peeves I want to Punch You in the Face" list.
That thing is the infamous question of " Are you pregnant?" A phrase/question that is inevitably followed by almost anything when a girl is at this age and relationship stage in her life. A phrase or question that is always followed by a sly grin from the sender. As if to say "oh you dirty girl you. Having a baby out of wedlock, but how exciting . . . I hope". Why the sly grin? I'm married, there is no reason for a sly grin. This question will follow just about anything.
"I don't feel well today." . . . "Are you pregnant?"
"I can't sleep lately." . . . "Are you pregnant?"
"I'm a little gassy today." . . . " Are you pregnant?"
"When was that deadline again?" . . . "Are you pregnant?"
It doesn't matter what's going on, there is always that question lurking in the air. Although my clock has made itself clear, just give me a little break. Maybe I just ate something bad, maybe I just forgot, maybe my husband (aka the human electric blanket) is smothering me when I sleep. My eggs are only almost 28. I don't think they will be drying up any time soon, so until you hear me say "I'M PREGNANT!!!", just blame everything else on bad Mexican, okay? Okay.
DISCLAIMER: I love children and photographing children and pregnant beautiful mommies. It makes me giddy as I said previously. So please do not take this post the wrong way. Every person has to be prepared on their own for a bundle of joy and all of you out there letting me photograph . . . well you are just pushing me closer and closer to that bundle of joy point. Besides, I'm sure all you pregnant moms out there could put a few things on your "Pet Peeves I Want to Punch You in the Face" List. One of which I would think to be strangers walking up and touching your belly while at the same time running their hands over that super sore protruding belly button.
too, too true! and too, too funny!!!
ReplyDeleteso, um, are you pregnant? I kid! I kid! No punching, ok!?!