I was just trying to describe how I feel in an email to LD. I wonder if it worked. I told her that I feel like a snowball that rolled downhill gathering more and more snow until it got so big it slowed down…a lot. The bigger it got, the more it slowed down. That’s how I feel. I have small bursts of activity followed by a nap. I can barely summon enough energy to pick up the phone and make calls. The only thing I am interested in doing right now is surfing other blogs and reading how miserable other women were before they gave birth.
I should correct that. I actually don’t feel miserable. But I do feel kind of stinky. I mean, you know me. I do a lot of stuff. Even though I haven’t had a job in 2 months, I’ve kept myself really busy. I have a to-do list on my computer desktop, and I consult it regularly. That is the only way I was able to accomplish an almost complete remodel of the south wing of our house. (Doesn’t that sound fancy? Relax – it’s just three bedrooms and a hallway, and I skipped the 2 bathrooms, because Stewart said he’ll do them.)
So now that I can barely keep my eyes open long enough to watch Oprah – wait, I’ve been falling asleep on Oprah lately so that is a lie, even – I feel this lingering guilt. Confessions of a type-A dropout or something. On the other hand, I LOVE naps, so they make me feel so much better, and I am eternally grateful to my husband that I am allowed this time to simply stay at home and grow a big, healthy baby. Just by sitting here, I am doing something, letting a life grow inside me.
Now he is plenty big. SO COME OUT, ALREADY!!!!

Do not feel guilty about your lack of “accomplishments” in these last days of your pregnancy. Enjoy the luxury of this time to relax and have some time to yourself as it will be a long, long, long, long (okay, sorry about that!) time before it comes your way again! No more important work in life than growing a beautiful baby!
Here is my email address. I’ve got to puruse your site tomorrow and check out the details of your pregnancy – LOL!!
I also can’t wait for your son to come out. Please blog when you go into (the early part of) labor!