Baby Bump and Wood Work

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It's been awhile! With a third child on the way and intense morning sickness (a.k.a ALL DAY SICKNESS) for months it has been difficult to get into the shop and work on my art. I am not normally one to live off an excuse but when you are growing a human in your belly it is important to re-evaluate where your priorities lie.

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Wood working has its risks. Power tools should never be taken for granted and when you are pregnant, tired and sick you aren't on your best game. I have been working slowly at a pace that works well for me and belly. We have made progress in small strides. The most important thing is I did not give up. Knowing your boundaries and respecting your health and the health of others is most important.

My baby is due to arrive in about a month and I know that my choice to slow down and rest during the past 8 months has been important for the baby's development and growth. I look forward to getting back into the shop on a more frequent basis but more importantly, I look forward to meeting this little one and nurturing them for a life time.

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