Could use some advice

[dampscribbler]

I'm impatiently waiting for this kid, now.  I'm uncomfortable a lot of the time, as in, it's uncomfortable to move around much, be in the car with a seatbelt on (and god knows I'm not gonna be in there with it off), bend, lift, and even sometimes just sit.  However, this kid could still be in utero for as long as another 5 weeks (ugh, I hope not!)  So, I need some suggestions for passing the time as comfortably as possible without going nutso from boredom, which is what is happening today. 

Much appreciated.

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[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

I don't know why I didn't think of reading or movie-watching. I was in a bad place earlier today. Feeling better now, and yeah, reading a trashy novel sounds great, at least for an hour or so before sitting gets uncomfortable. I may make a trip to Barnes & Noble in the morning.

[ms-kayla.livejournal.com]

don't forget the library for freeness, and lying down with many pillows strategically arranged under and around you! i prefered to be propped up slightly (so as not to get heartburn) in bed.

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

We bought a new chair, a glider for rocking the baby, a couple of weeks ago. I'm thinking it may make a comfy reading chair.

Freeness is good.

[ms-kayla.livejournal.com]

oh yeah, a glider would be very comfortable. get lots of cushions for it. my mom wanted to buy me one with my first pregnancy (because i was 18 and didn't even have a job), but they were so expensive i refused. now i wish i'd taken her up on the offer because they're so comfy. the motion is so fluid...hence the name "glider". : )

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

I never liked the looks of them, but when I sat down in a glider at the store, suddenly the investment seemed worth it! They certainly are expensive, though.