The nerves and anxiety have started to kick in.  A girl in our ward told me about what goes on today at the hospital for this kind of thing.  She works in that department.  They have you meet with a nutritionist and a dietitian so that you can eat right and they check your blood sugar constantly.  You don't even have to wear a nasty hospital gown!!  That's exciting.  But things still have me nervous and emotional.  I'm not quite sure what it is but, I feel as though I could cry at any second.  Then Adam would ask what's wrong and I feel there is nothing really wrong.  There is nothing ever really wrong.  I'm just very emotional and hormonal right? 
I did finally read the first of the Twilight books.  I started it two weeks ago at my doctor's appointment and finished chapter one, then I read all the rest of it this past Wednesday.  Adam told me to put it down to do my homework, but I couldn't.  I read chapters 2-21 that day and finished the book.  Anyone that knows me knows that I hate reading with a passion.  I never read in school I would read tidbits here and there, but never a whole book.  I just couldn't get interested in them.  I borrowed the second one from a good friend of Kari's.  Well she's my friend too, but through Kari I suppose.  So I'll have something good and productive to do at the hospital while I am sitting there doing nothing.  (I hope your proud Caryn!)
12 years ago
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I think people like us (not big readers, but can finish a 500 pager in a day if its about vampire love) really attest to the Twilight phenomenon. It's got some crazy power. Welcome to the team!
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