I know some people really like Jello. I’m hit and miss, although I love that layered, sour cream jello thing. So, I’m running out of foods I can stand to take that gosh-awful taste out of my mouth and last night, I turned to Jello. And I’m enjoying it. Until I can’t stand it anymore, and then I don’t know WHAT’S next! I hate being this sick. It sucks my will to live. I don’t want to do anything!

Yesterday was a particularly bad day, so I didn’t even pick up my knitting. I’m not yet sure how today will be. The problem is that when I knit while nauseated, I then associate being nauseated with knitting, so feeling sick right now, I have no desire to knit because thinking of it makes me feel more nauseated. Make sense? No? I don’t blame you. I don’t make sense to me either, I’m just living through it.

Nate found the new Harry Potter trailer online this morning. We’ve watched it about 20 times. It looks SO good! I don’t head off to the movie theater very often, but I’m really looking forward to Elizabethtown and Harry Potter. Yesterday, I watched the first disc of the extended version of Fellowship of the Ring (I don’t think I need to link that one, you ought to know what it is), and the second Harry Potter movie. I’m still looking for a shot of Harry in his “H” sweater. I’ve seen pictures, but I have yet to either see or perhaps notice it in an actual MOVIE! Can anyone help me with that? Where the heck is it?

And finally, I neglected to fill you in on my doctor appointment Wednesday. I’ve had a few emails asking, so I’ll cut and paste my response in yesterday’s comments here. Thank you all for your concern and interest. It continues to surprise me.

“Oh! I forgot to say. My due date is still April 5th. We will re-evaluate after my second ultrasound at 20 weeks. He explained things much differently than the nurse did. (She was wrong). So we’re only one week (not three), off of what I think it should be. So in my mind, my due date is April 12th, but whatever. One week is not that big of a deal at this point. I’m sure it will make ALL the difference in April :-).”