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Things are growing around here!


We planted a fabulous garden in our backyard this year and it's growing like crazy with all the sunshine we've been having. Tomatoes, lettuce, snap peas, onions, peppers, cucumbers and more. I don't think there is anything more satisfying than making a salad out of your own backyard!
My belly is also growing these days with only three weeks left to go until our due date (although I'm thinking she's going to be late). I'm working until she arrives and when I have the energy, we're trying to get the nursery and everything else ready to go. Can you ever really be prepared for a new baby? The carseat is installed so at least we'll be able to get her home from the hospital.
We'll keep you posted on her arrival...

Comments

Sara Boilen said…
Dear Diary,
I sure do miss Dave and Lindsay. I hate being so far away and wish that we could just bounce over to Herron Park and have a nice jaunt. Alas. I am hoping to make it out there once the little one enters the world. I really do miss them.
Love,
Sara
Linds, You look fabulous still! I miss you and baby bump! if only i knew my nieces name... DRAT! huh, anyway hang in there and good move with the car seat you definately wanna get her home! Love you sis.

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