Ready or not… but I think I’m ready.
I’m starting to get bored.
I’ve been blessed to be able to stay at home over the past few months. I officially stopped working about a month ago, which actually gave me a lot more time in my day. I would be gone for about 3 1/2 hours, usually, which is a big chunk out of the middle of the day and gave me some structure.
So far, this past month, I’ve been able to keep pretty busy. I’ve enjoyed relaxing, but I feel guilty unless I am somewhat productive. And the only reason I could enjoy the past few weeks is because I know it’s a very short season!
I know I should enjoy every restful moment, but I think I’m done. I do my daily cleaning, I cook dinner, I work on my little to-do list, but I am ready for the purposefulness of being a stay-at-home mom.
And beyond that, I am so ready to be done being pregnant, and to meet my baby! Labor is a small price to pay.
I’m still praying it happens soon so you won’t have to be induced! I can imagine why you’d be anxious – I would be ready to meet my baby too!
I had a patient today who looked like the pictures I’ve seen of you, and she was pregnant. It made me think about you. *smile*
Oh wow. I just got eye surgery and had to not work for two weeks and I was going CRAZY by the end of it so I can not imagine how it must be waiting for a baby!
I am praying for you and the sweet little one you are carrying inside you especially that you will not have to be induced!
Blessings 
Getting so excited for you, girl! It will happen, you will not be pregnant forever (yippie!) still praying it happens sooner rather than later! Walk, walk, walk!
Hi! I found you via LeAnna – hearing you were ready to have your first baby perked my interest having just had my first 3 weeks ago today!
This post could have been posted by me a couple months ago! You sound just like me! 
Anyhow, thought I’d stop by, say hi and wish you well!
I remember awaiting the birth of my firstborn, nearly 20 years ago.
She arrived 3 weeks early and surprised my husband and me. I had just quit my job, thinking I would have another 3 weeks to prepare things at home, but things turned out a bit differently than we were expecting, and instead of 3 weeks to prepare, I had about 3 days.
My daughter will turn 20 years old in April, but I still remember feeling the way you do, awaiting her birth, as if it were yesterday. I know you will enjoy being a stay-at-home Mom, I have been at home with both of my girls for the last 18 years and am thankful I was able to be home with them.