countdown

nora likes to move around in sarah's stomach. she's now full term, and i think something like 6.5 lbs. her head is down which leave her feet to kick all around. she sometimes stretches out like if she was a cat. this makes sarah's stomach look strange and oblong. it's weird to think that she is so close to us in proximity...just a little bunch of centimeters away, and we have no idea of what she is like.
the due date is two weeks from tomorrow, which means basically it could be any time now. i appreciate my sleep each day knowing that my current definition of sleep will no longer exist shortly. but, i am stoked. i don't think i am ready. and and the same time i figure i'm about as ready as any other time, so...whatever--at this point she's coming so there's no use in trying to postulate about it. not sure if postulate is the right word there, but it sounds good. but, i am really excited. not too nervous, but that may change.
if you want, post me some 1 sentence words of advice, and i might like it.

good songs:
for the intense work out--"orion (instrumental)" by metallica

sunny saturday morning in early june--" twist and shout" by the beatles

sunny saturday afternoon in early july--"if she wants me" by belle and sebastian

late night drive--"they live in the sky" by willam orbit

sunrise song--"sorglega" by sigur ros

makes you want to be in a rock band--"we're gonna groove" by led zeppelin

dance like an idiot in front of your wife--"superstition" by stevie wonder

fast blues--"tightrope" by stevie ray vaughan

slow blues--"time makes two" by robert cray (live at crossroads 2004)

personal sulking--"secret of the easy yoke" by pedro the lion

just good--"chinese translation" by m. ward

sip the cocoa with a side of rain outside--"almost blue" by chet baker (live in tokyo)

play me over and over-- "you never can tell" by quentin tarantino/chuck berry

tug at my heart--"falling slowly" by glen hansard/marketa irglova

whistle' n 'move--"young folks" by peter bjorn and john

a good last song to a good  playlist--"is this it?" by the strokes