both of my deliveries were a bit traumatic...
like, i don't want to do it again.
so that is why every time i have to turn something out i get a little nervous...
flashbacks.
how in the world will this come out of that little hole...
but it does
and sometimes the thread rips and i want to pass out.
and sometimes the thread rips and i want to pass out.
xx
nicke
oh my goodness, if i didn't feel so bad that your deliveries were that terrible, i would be rolling on the floor laughing right now. (okay, i'm probably laughing a little.)
ReplyDeletehaha...oh you WERE traumatized weren't you? Poor babe! I do understand though....
ReplyDeleteYou're so silly :) Show us more! Show us more! I want to see the rest of this cute bag.
ReplyDeleteYowsa! I apologize for laughing. I had a c-section, so no such comparisons...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Too funny. You'd think I would learn after a couple, but no.......we had six!!
ReplyDeleteYou crack me up!!!
ReplyDeleteBest post. Hilar.
ReplyDeleteOmg!! I relate to this on so many levels!!
ReplyDeleteI think about that every day lately! Maybe it's because I am about to push someone out of me... And it freaks me out. I have already done it once but it never gets easier!
ReplyDeleteHilarious! Now I know I was right not to have kids!
ReplyDeleteI knew I wasn't the only one! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou try doing twins the natural way!!!!
ReplyDeleteomg. this is both sad and hilarious!
ReplyDeleteLmao! So sorry you have to relive that through your sewing!
ReplyDeleteThe babymaker is NEVER going to work if you post things like this. Just sayin'. Hilarious.
ReplyDeleteWhatcha makin'?
ReplyDeleteHows mom?
you're just too funny!
ReplyDeleteomg - i needed a good laugh this morning...good luck, friend!
ReplyDeleteThat's some funny shit.
ReplyDeletethat just made me giggle, but also remember...ouch! and it's been nearly 30 years since my last delivery.
ReplyDeleteI actually snorted reading that - I am so not lady like. I had a sun roof delivery so I thankfully don't get flashbacks ;-)
ReplyDeleteROFLMAO, bless! They gave my mum sleeping pills when she came in in labour with me and told her rather patronisingly that it'd be hours yet. And that's how my mother blissfully slept through my birth, being woken to push only to fall straight back to sleep again. She always said she'd never have another one in case she remembered next time round!
ReplyDeleteoh my god, your poor orange, DS uterus!
ReplyDeletelshmsfoafotf! that's funny... been there..... did that.... 4 times...... silly me didnt learn the first time...... never again.......
ReplyDeleteluckycharm... i totally get it!
ReplyDeleteSo wrong, so funny. How is your mom doing?
ReplyDeleteThis totally makes me laugh!! I have often felt, as I am pulling a bag through the hole in it's lining, that I am "birthing" it! I always thought I was strange for thinking of it, but now I know I'm in good company :)
ReplyDeletehahahah!! I'm just going through your blog here and came across this post! I've always called this the birthing of the bag!! great minds think alike!
ReplyDeletedid the lasagne recipe come?