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Archive for October, 2008

Yesterday marked the 31st week of pregnancy – time is flying by like whoa. Sprout is approximately 16 inches long and about 3.3 pounds (weight of 4 navel oranges) according to BabyCenter.com. We’re guessing Sprout is slightly more than 16 inches and about 4.5 pounds since he weighed 4 pounds last week.
Abby has now been [...]

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Yesterday, we hit 30 weeks.  That’s 3/4 done with pregnancy.  That means:

8 weeks of strict bed rest
3 weeks of modified bed rest (what I like to call “house arrest”, since I could leave the bed/couch, but not really go anywhere or do anything)
12 ultrasounds so far (with at least 2 more scheduled)
in 6 weeks, the [...]

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Friday Fun

Thanks to some co-workers I came across these two websites that make for some good laughs – if you’re terrified of the thought of McCain/Palin winning 3 weeks from now. The laughs are actually on Palin.
The first site is a blog with a baby name generator that tells you what your name would be if [...]

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Genius

I am a culinary genius.  I’m not ashamed to admit it.  I dreamed this concoction a few weeks ago and now, having tasted it, I have proof of my genius.  Sara refused to try it, so there are no second opinions.
Vanilla ice cream.  With crumbled peanut butter cups (I recommend newman’s own dark chocolate), and [...]

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28

28 is my favorite number, for many reasons:

My birthday is the 28th (of March)
Sara’s birthday is the 28th (of November)
We were married on the 28th (of May)
Sprout is due on the 28th (of December)

And now, we’re just over 28 weeks pregnant.

28 weeks is officially in the third trimester
28 weeks means if he were to come [...]

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Wrestling rings

I’ve reached some sort of turning point.  I am now big enough and with swollen enough hands that I had to take my wedding rings off this morning.  And by “take off”, I mean that I spent 20 minutes wrestling them off with the help of half a bottle of hair conditioner.  Possibly, I should [...]

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