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Montreal
Saturday we took a quick day trip to Montreal. For us, it was very last-minute, having decided just the weekend before. There are always pitfalls when we plan last minute, this trip was no exception, but we did have a … Continue reading
Major News in the Korvemaker Lives
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As you may guess from the picture, we’re expecting a baby in early March! I’m currently just over 12 weeks along in the pregnancy, and overall, things have seemed fairly typical. I started having ‘morning’ sickness about the 5th week, which was really horrible. I could mostly manage to eat crackers, grapes, and water. We found a family doctor about a week later, and she prescribed me with Diclectin, which is an anti-nausea prescription, made of an anti-histamine and vitamin B6. I have to say, I am very very happy that she did. Although I was still turned off by many many foods, I could actually manage to eat again. And apparently it’s only available in Canada. Again, I’m very glad I moved back, though obviously not for that reason at the time 
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Woohoo Waterloo!
Isn’t that a cheesy title? Yeah, I’m proud of that one .
So we are currently visiting family in Waterloo – our first official trip in the Ontario region! There are a ton of wineries on the way down. We’re going to try to keep track of the wineries we pass on the way home. Visit them later on. And apparently Sleemans has a brewery just up the road from where we’re visiting, which is also pretty sweet. We’ll have to check that out sometime. Probably not on this trip, but definitely sometime soon.
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Fun and Games with the Korvemakers
Maybe you can relate: sleep deprived and a never-ending list of things on the ‘To Do’ list. How do you cope?
Apparently the way that Andy and I cope, we just sit around and do nothing. Which, obviously, means that we don’t get things done. At that point, we either end up staying up too late trying to do the essentials (aw crap, we need sandwich containers for lunch!), or end up taking food that is usually less healthy than homemade meals. Where does the energy go?
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