Conference, Sick & WFF

I hope everyone enjoyed Conference as much as we did. By Sunday afternoon, we felt a little stir crazy being in our house that long, but it was great. We had to watch Conference on the internet, which means we were laying on our bed watching it on the computer. Laying in bed, being pregnant and tired, on a hot Sunday afternoon, did not bode well for me seeing every minute of conference that I should. I re-listened to both Sunday sessions while at work today so that I didn't feel so guilty for falling asleep! I enjoyed re-listening to them. President Monson cracked me up on Sunday afternoon. He was being very funny!

I have decided my nausea is a direct correlation with my tiredness level. If I am tired, I feel sicker. If I am not tired, then I don't feel as sick. How this correlation actually works, I have no idea. All I know is that it does. I only got like 3-4 hours of sleep last night and I felt sick in the early afternoon today. When I get a normal nights sleep then I am only sick after about 7pm. So, that is my new pregnant epiphany. TIRED = SICK! This new equation doesn't bode well for a girl who gets up at 5am everyday and is gone from home to work and commuting 11 hours a day.

We bought our plane tickets to fly to Salt Lake in May. We are flying into Salt Lake on May 23 and then flying back on June 2. While in Utah/Idaho, we are going to Idaho Falls for a baby shower,doing Waite Family Fun Days, hanging out with my sisters, hanging out with my ma & pa, hanging out with Rob's grandma, and going to a baby blessing for my new niece who should be arriving at the beginning of May. I think her name is Carly. So, it will be a packed week for us, but we are very excited. We are trying to make the most out of it, since it will be our last trip anywhere for a long time! We are hoping to see as many of our friends and family as possible on this trip.

We are going to ride the Heber Creeper as part of Waite Family Fun Days!

We are staying at a cabin in Sundance. This is the map my Bro-In-Law sent so we knew how to get there!