Week Whatever .... Pass the Tissues!

Everybody knows women are sometimes moody and everbody knows hormones go haywire during pregnancy. I continue to feel relatively level headed (you might want to confirm with Dave - he may feel differently), but the tiniest things make me cry. Everything is just so darn touching.
I now have to avoid all music by Mark Schultz. Who? you ask. I don't know. I do not know anything about him except that the two songs that the Christian radio station plays by him bring to me the point of sobbing on a consistent basis. They are Letters from War and Walking her Home. Just when I got to the point of being able to appreciate Letters from War without crying, he came out with similar-toned Walking her Home. Oh my gosh. Come on. I was on my lunch break I was crying. I changed the station to retain a bit of my dignity (and to avoid redface, the ferocious aftermath of my tears). You might ask why I was listening to the Christian radio station in the first place ... I have hope that they will select better music eventually, that's why. Hope.
I also cried while watching Click. Yeah, it was very touching.
A few weeks ago our pastor played a short video during the service that made me tear up. When I saw a few other people wiping tears from their eyes I lost it and did not regain my composure until sometime that afternoon.
So ... will the baby have a tender heart? How could he not - Dave and I are both so easily touched (though, I will say, Dave did not cry when we watched Click).
7 Comments:
I kind of miss those touching days of sensitivity. Now I'm just right back to stone cold and emotionless! LOL--enjoy it while you can. Just wait until you completely and utterly fall in love with your newborn... holy smokes--it's amazing!
Did you watch last week's Grey's? I cried almost the whole way through. Anyway, it's not just you and I'm not pregnant. :o
Karen's right! Wait until you look at that little face, see those fingers, kiss those toes, and that butt!
My baby is 18 and I'm still choked up about it!
Don't worry, you're not crazy, I cried during Click too! It was a good movie, you have every right to cry :D
And to Janet: I cried during Grey's too...very sad :(
-Rebecca
You asked for it. Two posts in one day. Now I'm off the hook for about 6 weeks. That's about how often I've been posting, right? I try but sometimes I'm just so tired.
I never lost that sensitivity after I delivered. I cry all the time - at TV, at the end of a book, especially at country radio. (Listen to "Watching You" by Rodney Atkins.) Can't wait to read your L&D story - that anticipation is like electricity, isn't it??
hey. i dont cry!
- dave =P
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