Mon/Oct 12/2009
The last trimester is a real pregnancy. I'm heavy, slow, hard to stand up and hard to sit down.
It's not easy to live without friends and any social circle too. They said it'll be easy to breath because the baby drops. When actually I have a hard time breathing recently for the 1st time. And the heartburn didn't go away. Promises, promises...
I haven't been to birth center last 3 weeks. I hope I'm all right. I know I gained some pounds - I ate a cake on Sat when Todd didn't see. Now I'm about 175, but I'm afraid to look at the scale - may be more? And I used to be 120. What a stress for the body.
I started to DO marketing. Yesterday Todd gave me an assignment to write a sales page for one IT guy. I discovered it's not so much about copywriting, but about a strategy. First I'll write a free report, then a squeeze page and then may be a sales page if the guy will want to.
I have to come up with an idea what people want to read in this report. That's a challenge now. I don't have any ideas what can be the biggest challenge that IT guy can solve. Need a research.
Since today I decided to blog about my baby too. It's only 3-4 weeks left. Amazing, how you can't see this baby, but you know he must be all shaped by now.
He is kicking like a football player. I'm thinking what kind of music should I play for him when he's born? Of course, classic. But what composer? If baby listens to a classic piece from the beginning he will be able to play it by ear by the age of 2-3, according to Suzuki.
I'll probably teach him piano.
