Week 31
This week wasn't the greatest, but such is life. Rob got laid off from his job; the restaurant he works at decided to close down. When they hired him as the chef they told him that eventually they would be closing because they were tired of running the business, but said that when they did make that decision, they would give him at least two months notice. Guess how much notice they gave him? One week! So suffice it to say, we are a little stressed, but I am one of those people who believe everything happens for a reason, and I know we will get through this. We have gone through this before, unfortunately. Being in the restaurant business isn't the most stable of careers, and I've learned to accept that and try to "go with the flow" as much as possible.
I am also choosing to look at this as a blessing in disguise because now Rob will be able to come with me to the rest of my appointments (as you all know I've been complaining about that from the start) and he is also planning on being home full time after the baby is born, at least until we *need* him to find a job financially. That was a concern of mine . . . "how the heck am I going to have enough energy to take care of 2 under the age of 2!!", I kept thinking. My sister-in-law had told me she would stay with me after the baby is born to help out, but she works so she would only be able to stay about a week . . . then what?!?! So, now that I know Rob will be around I feel much more relaxed about the transition from one to two. We were talking about it last night and he said, "Don't worry. I will take care of Daisy and do whatever you need." I said, "Can I get that on tape?".
See you next week :)
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