Last week, an officemate dropped by at my place with a book in her hand. 'This is the best pregnancy book i've ever read. Kelakar gile', she claimed, passes the book to me and left. Somehow,being pregnant simply means that u gonna get (some if not more) attention from people around u. Seriously, i'm flattered. Usually as a new comer to an organisation, acceptance from the fraternity may become an issue. This perfectly suits my case; from the policy maker office to implementer's. Although i've switched hat, the perceptions people had on my previous role remain. Well,that doesnt stop me from being nice. But mind u,i can be ur worst nightmare if u poke the wrong button.
Back to the book. Hillarious, straight to the point and reveals the most honest facts about pregnancy. Honest, thats the keyword. I was able to relate myself very well with what being shared by the author, Jenny McCarthy. Especially on gas problem, huge ass and the concern over 'poo-poo'ing during labor! And yes, it is not to get pregnant, to begin with. Not like what s** education taught us. McCarthy put her thoughts in simple words and used catchy title for each chapter in her 170-pager book. A must read, yes i agree! So ladies, go and get hold of this book soon! Reading is never my piece of meal, but i read the entire book, now u get the idea how interesting it is already?
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Belly Laughs: The Naked Truth About Pregnancy and Childbirth
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