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Argh!!!!

Well, I haven't typed a blog post in a little while.  This is due to a lot of things and mainly I have been lazy.

I am sure there are some places that I would like to review etc. but at the moment my memory is absolutely awful, I am going to have to start taking notes.

In exciting news the Fantastic Mr Bus and I are expecting our first child.  We are both very excited and of course petrified at the same time.  I have to say that Baby Bucko so far has been relatively kind to me and I have only been suffering slightly with nausea but been feeling ever so tired, I could sleep for Britain on a pin.  I also cannot stand the taste of cucumber, this is something, although I do like cucumber in a salad, I feel I can live without.  Other slight cravings at the moment have consisted of tomato ketchup and one day I just had to have sausages.  Apart from that no strong cravings either (watch this space).

We have been for the first scan and everything is tickety boo and thankfully just one in there.  Twins run in my family so I was ever so worried that we might have twins, but hurrah just the one.  I am also refusing to put scan pictures up on social media as I find this personally not for me and that they're something to be shared with just close friends and family.  In all honesty the way that they are looked at is like those old magic eye pictures.

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