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30 Weeks







A little over two months to go before it's baby time! We had a very babycentric weekend last week with two different baby classes - ABCs of Natural Baby Care AND Comfort Massage for Labor. It was a beautiful Portland weekend and we were inside most of it but I suppose it's a good reminder that in two months our whole lives will revolve around this little one. We did find some time to plant a garden in our backyard, which is very exciting. And Dave got to pretend that our van was a pick-up truck when he was hauling dirt around in it. Now if I can just get stuff to grow...
In other news, we've had three new babies enter our lives in the last two weeks. Baby Matlock, Baby Benzel and Baby Lucke. It seems we're all having little ones at the same time!

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CattermoleNation said…
Love it... and don't stress, you and your doc know how the baby is growing. People are just dumb and think that everyone should "pop" or "explode" when they are pregnant. You're just a lucky one... who doesn't explode like the rest! You look great and good luck with the garden, you don't seem to have any trouble "growing" things ;)

XOXO
May 15, 2009 at 2:22 PM
skwebster said…
wowza! you are TOTALLY pregnant! can't wait to see you next month - lots of love to all THREE of you!
May 15, 2009 at 10:01 PM
Natalie and company said…
so cute!! You have a great prego belly!!! CAn't wait to see you guys!@!!!
May 18, 2009 at 7:07 AM
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