Priscilla

Like she, she's just familiar.

I also one thing I don't want is, you know how they say don't travel within a month of your due date because you could have the baby in some random location.

Well, OK, so, for example, we're going to go to Orange County like a month and a half before.

And I was thinking, would I care if I went into labor in a random city?

And I've decided I would really, really, really care if I did.

Like I love knowing our hospital.

I love knowing my doctors there.

And I love knowing like the highway route we're going to drive home because there's so much unknowns around birth that being able to control certain things feels really important.

Now, granted, I would give birth anywhere, of course.

Of course.

But like if I got to pick, I really would love to do it.

And I want all of our kids to be born in Austin.

Let me ask you this.

If I did go into labor in let's use Orange County, for example, would you lobby to stay there for a week or would you like want to get us home?

I wonder, cause I don't know if you can fly with a fresh newborn.

Postpartum on the beach.

Not bad, but you're not going anywhere.

I wonder if the same rules apply with the second baby as the first baby.

Week one in the bed, week two around the bed, and then week three is, what is it, near the bed?

I don't know either, but I guess we will learn.