4 Weeks 6 Days


Calculating Your Due Date:
Figuring out your estimated due date is simple. Add 7 days to the first day of your last normal menstrual period. Then count backwards 3 months.

If that is the case, my estimated due date is September 17. I guess we will know for sure after I go to the doctor. It is fun trying to figure it out though.

Last night, Clarke County School District stated that teachers needed to report at 11:00. I left the house at 10:20 (even though it only takes me 20 minutes to get to school) incase the roads were still covered with ice. I drove into the parking lot (15 minutes early) to only see the custodian's vehicle there. Thought that was a little peculiar. My classroom is a trailer "cottage" outside. Snow and ice were in front of my door so I kicked that out of the way so I could get my door open. I hooked up my laptop and checked my email. An email stated that teachers are to work from home today! Wish I would have checked that before I left!

Since I was out, I was able to go by Borders to look for a pregnancy journal. I found one that I liked. I also picked up a massive pregnancy book that was on clearance for $3.99 and two magazines and a homemade baby food book for Joe. He wants to make baby food. We bought the storage containers back in August at a Baby Expo. So he will be surprised when he sees the book when he gets home.

Our coffee table has been transformed

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