Nostalgia

17 thoughts on “Nostalgia”

1. What do they taste like?

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2. I could have written a similar one: “I can smell the kleenex.” And we don’t buy the kind with perfume, either.

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3. I’m dying to know what they tasted like!

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4. I think I have written once in my journal since I got pregnant. It was at about 10 weeks. Now, I just need to put a note in there to read the blog.

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5. Huh, I can’t taste mine…licking doesn’t seem to help…and is attracting unwanted attention.

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6. Hmmm – Haven’t been pregnant, but I used to say I could ‘feel’ my teeth when I had one too many cocktails in college….

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7. Oh NICE me too! I’m not pregnant though. This totally counts as an unusual ability.

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8. Did they taste metallic? I got that a lot in my first trimester.

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9. Did you ever smell scalp? Not your own, the scalp of others. So vile.

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10. Except baby scalp! Baby scalp is the best smell! Embrace the smell of little baby heads!

    Also, currently ten weeks today…yeah, can’t taste my teeth. I think the Frosted mini-wheats are getting in the way.

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11. Ew… I can always smell scalp. It reminds me of the smell of pasta (specifically macaroni, for some reason).

    I can’t say as I had the experience of tasting my own teeth, though. During my first trimester, I swear I could smell my husband’s gas before he released it. It drove me crazy!

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12. Bossy could smell her nose hairs.

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13. I have a very similar entry on our website from when I was pregnant last year…”I can smell my zipper”

    http://www.howdwegethere.com/ViewPost.asp?id=394

    Man, I thought all those smells and tastes would be with me forever but 10 weeks after giving birth they are gloriously gone!!!

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14. Ooh, I remember those days. It’s been a couple years now since I’ve been pregnant, which therefore means it’s been a couple years since I’ve been constantly nauseated, when realizing I was smelling everything made me smell everything even more strongly, when brushing my teeth was just another excuse to puke. Thank you, Maggie, for reminding me about this part – it helps quelch the pangs of wanting to do it again!

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15. I didn’t get the tasting my teeth thing till 1 year post-partum. It was the weirdest thing. Though it did get me to the dentist after lagging on it for 4+ years. It took about two months to dissipate.

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16. OMG! That is hilarious! I actually just had my 3rd son April 4th… and I actually remember thinking one night that I could smell my toenails!? How nuts is that!? Love your blog – you have a regular reader in me!!
    Check out my blog – pinksandbluesgirls.wordpress.com
    Have a great night,
    Audrey
    http://www.pinksandblues.com

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17. OMG! That is hilarious! I actually just had my 3rd son April 4th… and I actually remember thinking one night that I could smell my toenails!? How nuts is that!? Love your blog – you have a regular reader in me!!
    Check out my blog – pinksandbluesgirls.wordpress.com
    Have a great night,
    Audrey
    http://www.pinksandblues.com

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