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Day 0

Clean desk
Cleaned up my desk and said my goodbyes. Today is my last day of work before I start pregnancy leave. It's a strange feeling not going back to work for a few months.

Before the baby arrives, I hope to spend my days meaningfully, catching up on personal projects and getting myself and the house ready for our baby. With the extra time I have, I hope I never have to use the excuse that I didn't have time to meditate on God's word or spend time daily in prayer. I hope not to neglect stepping out of the house and getting some fresh air and exercise.

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