Coffee, coffee, does anyone want some coffee?

I feel a bit strange today. Maybe it's just an excuse to not study. But probably it's because I haven't had any tea this morning.

Mu husband promised to get some on his way home from a meeting. But while I'm waiting for that I'm seriously considering having some coffee. Even though I know I haven't enjoyed coffee since I got pregnant. The few sips that I've had, that is.

Pretty pointless to have some then, I know. And on top of that BBC was reporting all day yesterday about a new study showing links between miscarriages and coffee. On the other hand, another study could not find any link between those two.

Not easy being pregnant these days. A classmate is planning on writing her thesis about the amount of information bombarding parents, and try to come to a conclusion about wether or not it's a good or a bad thing. Think that could end up being interesting to read.

In Sweden they say that you can drink three cups of coffee per day without risking harming the baby in the womb. In England they say that you can drink a glass of wine per day without any risk. Would be interesting to try to figure out the factors behind all the recommendations given in a society.

In Sweden there would probably be much more difficult banning coffee during pregnancy than banning wine. The majority is not addicted to wine, but the majority is definitely addicted to coffee.

Anyway, not sure about the meaning of this post. Probably just another bad reason to not study.