On the road again....

Seriously this song is the story of my life right now. I am currently in the middle of a 10 day trip, covering 2 states, 2 cities, and 2 time zones. I am exhausted. I am trying to sleep as much as I can, and eat as well as I can, but choices are certainly limited. I am at least getting some sun though! Better than in snowy NY :)

As far as how I'm doing, baby and I are doing well. Besides being tired and some stomach issues, I really can't complain. I actually am getting more and more excited. I think I have popped a bit and finally look more pg than like I ate too much. I am slowly buying more maternity clothes. Here is my picture at 15w, 3 days. Not wearing mat pants, but that won't last much longer.

So, here is a survey since I haven't done it in a while.

How far along? 15 weeks and 6 days

Weight gain/loss: Not sure, haven't been near a scale

Maternity clothes? Yes, still fitting in some pants but only if they are draw string. Starting to buy and wear more and more mat. pants. Still wearing regular shirts.

Stretch marks? No new ones
Sleep? Sleeping pretty well considering I've been traveling.
Best moment this week? The days without feeling sick, which have been more and more lately.

Food cravings: BBQ sauce, pickles, lucky charms cereal

Gender: Unknown
Belly button in or out? In
Movement? Not yet but I can't wait!
What I miss? Sleeping through the night without getting up to pee.
What I'm looking forward to: Feeling movement
Milestones: Can't think of anything except with the baby.... straight from the Parents website:

You may start feeling your baby move for the first time this week. There's a real person in there, and he's about to make himself known! Your baby is still small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, but barely. He's growing fast now, reaching more than 4 inches in length and weighing in at about 5 ounces. His transparent skin is tinged pink as it adds layers, and he can kick his tiny feet and make grasping motions with his hands. His eyes are becoming increasingly sensitive to light.