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Trixie_b Nov 18th 2009 3:18 am

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Originally Posted by Englishtart (Post 8107639)
Lets hope you don't get any of those 'wierd' ones! (pickles and ice cream etc) My big food addiction in pregnancy was usually chocolate;) I did for about two weeks crave fish, I hate fish and never eat it normally, but I guess I must have been 'needing' something that is in fish:confused:

mercury?????????

Jerseygirl Nov 18th 2009 3:25 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by TracyTN (Post 8107406)
Yep, that's me - carrying my first child who just so happens to be half British (the good half ;)

I'm 8 weeks along - due July 5th. Just had my first prenatal appt yesterday so I feel ok letting the cat out of the bag now. :)

One of hubby's first comments was, 'This child will be a US citizen before I will!' :rofl:

Congratulations to you both. Look after yourself and enjoy your pregnancy...I did. :thumbsup:

Sally Redux Nov 18th 2009 3:53 am

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Congratulations, as everyone is offering advice I'll say relax and enjoy it! All the best.

HoosierDaddy Nov 18th 2009 4:14 am

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Sweet - congratulations.

'Mon the shaggers! :thumbsup:

TracyTN Nov 18th 2009 4:25 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by Trixie_b (Post 8107642)
mercury?????????

Not supposed to consume it when your pg. Well you have to be careful w/ quantities.

cindyabs Nov 18th 2009 4:31 am

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YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!! More babies, :thumbup:

I craved tuna fish when I was carrying my son.

SarahG Nov 18th 2009 4:36 am

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Congratulations! I have 2 kids and I would have another. Not so sure husband would want to though. I loved being pregnant and it went by so quickly, although it didn't feel like it was at the time!

HoosierDaddy Nov 18th 2009 4:44 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 8107808)
I craved tuna fish when I was carrying my son.

Always wondered - what other kinda tuna is there?? :huh:

Trixie_b Nov 18th 2009 5:09 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by TracyTN (Post 8107796)
Not supposed to consume it when your pg. Well you have to be careful w/ quantities.

I know..... it was supposed to be ironic......:rofl::rolleyes::rofl:

Englishtart Nov 18th 2009 5:13 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by Trixie_b (Post 8107642)
mercury?????????

:rofl::eek:

cindyabs Nov 18th 2009 5:15 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by HoosierDaddy (Post 8107841)
Always wondered - what other kinda tuna is there?? :huh:

an Americanism.

TracyTN Nov 18th 2009 6:36 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by Trixie_b (Post 8107910)
I know..... it was supposed to be ironic......:rofl::rolleyes::rofl:

Oh sorry (pregnancy brain) :rofl:

Trixie_b Nov 18th 2009 6:43 am

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by TracyTN (Post 8108069)
Oh sorry (pregnancy brain) :rofl:

heheheheh - you're forgiven!

N1cky Nov 18th 2009 7:58 am

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Congratulations Tracy, its a wonderful exciting experience. Hope everything gos well:)

meauxna Nov 18th 2009 12:38 pm

Re: British bun in the oven
 

Originally Posted by TracyTN (Post 8107406)
Yep, that's me - carrying my first child who just so happens to be half British (the good half ;)

I'm 8 weeks along - due July 5th. Just had my first prenatal appt yesterday so I feel ok letting the cat out of the bag now. :)

One of hubby's first comments was, 'This child will be a US citizen before I will!' :rofl:

Oh mah god!

Hearty congratulations Tracy & Him!!! :wub:


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