I am a woman of raging hormones.
And it makes me sad. I hate acting this way-I feel like I'm pushing Steve away with my behavior. I don't mean to. And I know that he wants to help. I want to enjoy our last few months of peace before the baby comes-but I'm in so much pain. I get winded going up a few stairs. I can't bend over anymore. I'm moody all the time.

I'm kinda sad about it.
I cried for no reason. I wanted so much to just have Steve hug me and tell me everything was okay, but we were at work and I didn't want to be there, and MY supervisor was pissed off at me because I randomly lost it.
It's not like I meant to.
Then I went to Forrests house and did Jen and Stephanie's hair for my friend Felicia's wedding.
Weddings are so bittersweet, I think. Especially since Steve avoided me and hung out with the other two guys, and barely spoke to me all day. My feet ached from standing for more than a few minutes, and my back was killing me.

And I sat on the couch, and Forrest and Jen and Steph were all very concerned and trying to make me comfortable-and Steve kept saying, "Forrest, come outside with me while I smoke."
Thanks, honey. Your concern overwhelmed me.
Then we were out the door, at the church, and getting ready for the wedding. Steve again disappeared to go with the guys to find a pen back at the house--sounds like the beginning of a dumb joke.....("How many bachelors does it take to find the Guestbook pen?".......3!)
And never told me that he was going or anything. I was just confused.
Then one of the grooms men was hitting on me, asking me what I was doing sitting alone and eyeing me throughout the time before Steve arrived. I went ahead and ignored him-my eyes are for one man!!!
Then Steve arrived and I did his hair, we sat down, and the wedding started.
It was a short ceremony, and then I was hunting down food, and eating everything I could get my hands on. Then I got giddy and excited, Steve kept trying odd things, and managed to make a blow torch with my hairspray in the mens room, much to my chagrin.
After all the pomp was done, we went home. I am still sewing my blanket, although I am very close to being done. One side left and my masterpiece will be complete.
Tonight Steve and I were supposed to do something special. Instead, last night, Steve invited Morgan to come over today. How very quickly he forgets me, I think.
We were talking about our new house, and I discovered that Steve pretty much means to make it the new RPG center for him and his buddies.
I'm a thinking Oh HELL no.
I don't want to spend my last three months of my pregnancy with guys in the house yelling about Halo, Paranoia, Battlefield 2, or Soul Calibur II. I'd rather kill them all. They come over, mooch off our food, keep Steve up at all hours, and then leave, after cajoling Steve into giving them rides.
Because most of them are not out of high school.
I pray to God that Steve doesn't turn out like Rob; Rob is 30 years old, and doesn't want to get married because he's afraid of commitment. He spends all his paychecks on video games, mooches off his ex-girlfriend, who hopes and prays they will get married one day, and doesn't drive.
No, he calls Steve, bitches Steve out for not being on time to pick him up (he doesn't even pay us gas!!!!!

)and then talks about how much freedom he has, and how much he loves playing video games.
The entire ride over this morning was about his new favorite Star Wars video game. I wanted to suffocate him.
I don't mind hearing about video games, honest! But at 7:45 in the morning-no. I'm sorry. I go to work, and there are people in the corner playing PS2 on a big screen. I go home, and am promptly ignored by Steve, who goes onto his computer and ignores me-except for the occasional reassuring hug when he gets up to smoke.
I'm usually okay with it. Just today, I seem a bit disgruntled.

Sorry.
That and I'm worried about my ferret Swiffer. She's losing a ton of weight. :( *sigh* I hope everything is okay. She doesn't really respond to people anymore. She seems listless. I wonder if she's getting old.

I'm not too worried. I'm sure once she dies, she'll be happier. We all will be, I imagine. I think.
Okay. Time for me to continue my sewing escapade. I may write later.
Have a great day, better than my crummy, work-filled Saturday!