Nobody loves me

I was very disappointed to see that I had ZERO comments on my last post. Was it really that boring? I guess I am lacking for interesting conversation these days. Pretty much all I can think of is the stuff that's coming up in the next several weeks and then occasionally remembering that I still have homework to do.
Highlights of the week:
1. Yesterday I recruited a couple friends as well as Aaron's dad to help us move tons of boxes and the gym set over to Aaron's parents unfinished basement. What a HUGE relief it is to finally have some room in that bedroom!! I feel much less anxiety about bringing a baby home to our crowded apartment as I now have an official place to change diapers.
2. We found some takers for our apartment. That is also a relief to have one less thing to worry about. They will be moving in at the beginning of May, right after we move out, so the timing is good. They are a nice couple from our ward and so they'll be able to stay in the ward.
3. Our sister-in-law Leah had her baby on Friday night. We went and saw her and baby Alex on Saturday night and it was nice to visually pretend that that was me in the hospital bed and my baby in the hospital crib thingy. It made me feel a little more relaxed about having a baby, just being able to visualize what it might be like in the future. Of course I wasn't experiencing all the pain and whatnot that Leah was, so it might be not quite the same...
4. We had a nice Easter prime rib dinner at Aaron's parents house. This Easter was very different for me...I didn't buy any Easter candy for us or make Easter baskets because we didn't have the time or money and basically every holiday is a little different when you're pregnant and feeling sick half the time. But we took home a haul of cookies from the Fergusons.
5. I went to the doctor for my 36-week checkup and he concluded that I am 1 cm dilated and 50% effaced. That doesn't mean too much because those numbers can either rapidly change, change slowly, or not change at all until you go into labor. But some days are still manageable, while others are pretty miserable. My biggest complaints these days are: 1) swelling in my feet and ankles, 2) carrying this huge weight is really wearing me out, 3) not sleeping well and waking up several times a night to go to the bathroom, 4) feeling sick when I eat, and 5) the pains from being poked and prodded my baby's various limbs.

So there you have it, more boring news from my life. Feel free to comment. If you don't, don't worry, I'll just cry myself to sleep, as I have these last several days.