I am an ex army girl starting a normal life. I work at shipyard. I volunteer at the local bunny rescue once a week. Navy blue is my favourite colour. I have children. I had a grandmother named Kathleen. I ate crackers and drank gingerale during my pregnancies.
I started working is PA. I am expecting my first child so I don't have time to volunteer. We still don't know the sex. We will probably paint kid's room in lime green. I am nervous about getting a child. My husband is very excited. I've been pregnant for one month. I have morning sickness. I do not know if I am carrying a girl or boy. I like rabbits. I used to volunteer at a dog rescue. I prefer bunnies to dogs.
So, do you have any news on your baby preparations?  Any new decorating occurring? Besides figuring out the paint colour we have chosen the crib and a changing table, but lots more to do! Were you fully prepared with decorating before your kids arrived?  It was cutting it a little close but we were prepared. Had the crib ready, put some nice wallpaper, baby monitor. We were ready to go. I'm glad it was all done and you will be to. I hope so, it's hard with me being so sick at the moment but I'm sure I will start feeling better soon. How old are your kids now?  My son is 10 and my daughter is 8. I hope your sickness goes away soon. Do you want a boy or a girl? Oh that is a good gap between the two of them, my husband wants us to try again so we only have a couple of years between them. Do yours get along well? and thankyou I do too. My husband wants a boy but I'm just worried about them being healthy, gender doesn't matter to me.  Surprisingly they do, my son is very protective of my daughter. It is really cute. Men always want boys huh? My husband was ecstatic when our first was a boy. They really do! Although I'm sure my husband will forget he ever felt differently if we have a girl. But aw how nice, I have a brother three years older than me and as much as we fought he was always looking out for me with other kids. Do you have a sibling?  I was actually an only child. That is one of the reasons I wanted to have two children so they would always have someone to look out for them. It was nice being an only child for a bit, but you feel like you're missing out on something later on I can imagine that would be the case. I'm sure it must have been nice going from that to the army where you've always got a community around you. Did you sign up straight out of school?  I did, sad to say we weren't very well off an I didn't want to put a burden on my family, so joining the army I could get my education while helping the country Ah, I understand I have a friend who did the same. What did you study? 