I was thinking about how traveling used to be great blog-fodder. Now I don't have as much fuel for blogging that isn't baby-related. My travel schedule is so light right now that the next trip isn't until early March, when e-baby and I will fly to Seattle. At the airport we'll meet up with my mom who's flying in from Austin, and the 3 of us will spend some time with my cousin PIC and her (soon to be born) new baby. Yay!

In the meantime, I'll be teaching local classes and writing new ones. I hope I can enjoy traveling again someday because travel used to be so much fun. I still enjoy it if I can take e-baby with me, but I dread going anywhere without her. It will probably get easier.

When I first started working, I wasn't sure how I would feel about traveling and leaving SNG behind. I still miss him, but it got a lot easier after the first year or so. I got good at eating out by myself and really looked forward to alone time. It would be better, of course, if hotels had decent TV channels, because watching "From Justin to Kelly" again isn't anybody's idea of fun.

On to other news:
For those of you keeping up with my cousin's pregnancy adventures (and her pregnancy has certainly been more adventurous than most), whether BabyGirl is ready to meander out on her own or the doctor has to coax her out with threats of Neil Diamond music she WILL be born by the end of the month. Hooray!

For those of you keeping up with my BFF Lizard's pregnancy, they had their 20-week ultrasound on Friday and it's a GIRL! BIG Congratulations to them. (Girls are so much fun, y'all. Boys probably are, too, but I don't know first-hand.) They also learned that they will probably be stationed in Washington state next, so I'll be able to see BOTH of my new babygirls by flying into Sea-Tac. Woohoo!

For those of you keeping up with T&E's pregnancy, I haven't talked to them since their 20-week ultrasound which was right after Thanksgiving-- it's a BOY!-- but I can't tell you what's going on lately and I realize that I'd better give them a call.