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Miscalculating Space

Life • October 11th, 2007

A long time ago, back in the time when Joey and I started dating, we attended a party at one of my coworkers’ home. One of my most memorable memories of that night is the visual of Joey trying to walk between a small table and a couch, of course not being able to fit, and making the table and all of its contents shake threatening to crash down to the floor. Since that episode, I’ve always laughed at Joey for his very optimistic (and insisting) attempts to fit his butt through the narrowest passages. That “swift” colita always thinks that she’s small enough to go through.

I guess today I need to shut up.

This is what happens when your pregnant belly grows so much, so fast: You start miscalculating were it fits, and end up scratching it stupidly:

scratched pregnant belly

Also, you start noticing embarrassing drips of food and beverages decorating your tops. You realize that you’re not as clean and careful as you always thought you were… Before the belly, food probably used to fall down on the dinning chair. Today, there’s a big belly on the way, and everything lands comfortably there.

2 comments:

  1. On October 17th, 2007 at 12:28 pm, Marla wrote:

    Woah! That’s a big scratch! And you can tell that you tried to turn SIDEWAYS to get through.

    It’s so funny to me that even when we’re pregnant our “gut” instinct is to turn sideways to get through tight spaces when we’re probably twice as large sideways as we are going through it straight on! I know I was.

    Hope it didn’t burn too long. Take care!

  2. On October 17th, 2007 at 1:05 pm, Maria wrote:

    It didn’t. In fact it’s almost invisible by now. I was surprised — I’ve never thought I have very good skin.

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