Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Growing into a little girl!

I had my 34 week appointment today... Pebbles has a strong and healthy heart beat and the doctor "guesstimated" her at about 4 1/2 to 5 lbs. That may or may not be accurate, but for now I am resting comfortably knowing that she's not already 7 lbs with 4 to 8 weeks of growth left! No watermelons here!!! Ha.

Monday, June 15, 2009

This post is rated PG13

So I've been cleaning out my inbox at work, and this is something that was emailed to me a few years ago. I've kept it all this time and watched it every few months just for kicks. I laugh out loud every time I see it... it never gets old. But before you clik on this link, please be warned... there is a bad word. (The three letter alternative for a donkey). : ) I do find it to be fairly innocent, and just had to share.

Out of the mouths of babes!


Friday, June 12, 2009

What a difference a few weeks make!

Holy Huge Belly Batman!!! : ) I just happened to be looking back over pictures that we've taken of my belly progression... and wow! If I ever thought I looked pregnant, or even bloated, 20 weeks ago, I was totally kidding myself!
Check out this comparison... me at 15 weeks and me today at 32 weeks:



I was svelte 17 weeks ago!!! And look how rested and energized I looked. What happened? ; ) Just kidding, I know what happened. And I am okay with it... really, I am. God has given me a peace about what is happening to my body. I am comfortable with the weight I've gained, and with the... well, let's just say "changes" that have occurred as I've gotten bigger. God made me just this way, and I will accept it gracefully. Or at least I'll try.
With that said... it's okay if you want to keep your comments about my size to yourself. I don't know what it is about pregnancy, but people seem to be very comfortable making comments that they wouldn't normally make. Like... "Yeah, you've really started to waddle". Or "I've noticed you've put on a lot of weight in the last week". You wouldn't say something like that to someone who wasn't pregnant. What makes it okay to say it to me now? I accept that I am heavier than I used to be, and that it is for a very good reason. But I don't need public commentary on it. Thank you very much.
I just needed to get that off my chest. : )