We didn't take our onion photos yesterday because it was rainy and cold out. I've since realized the weather won't be improving anytime soon, so I just dragged Danny out in Hurricane Sandy (or her effects on Cleveland, anyway) for this photoshoot.
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| Check out that patriotic umbrella! |
This week, Onion is putting on some fat. Put on lots of it, Guido. I love a fat baby.
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| Wind gust! |
I've been feeling great lately, but simmer down, kidneys! I got up to pee 6 times Saturday night. Six times in 8 hours is no joke. Try feeling rested after that.
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| Even bigger wind gust! |
We have an ultrasound tomorrow--our anatomy scan. This is the biggie, where they measure everything, and make sure Onion's growing properly and looking normal. We could also find out if we're dealing with a pee-pee or a hoo-ha, but we're going to (try to) stick to our guns and keep it a surprise.
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| Biggest wind gust! This is when Danny said, "I'm done!" and ran inside. I should note that my police officer husband left me outside to fend for myself. And remember my patriotic umbrella? He's no longer with us. |
Please, God, let this baby be perfect (and let me "accidentally" see a hoo-ha... or even a pee-pee, for that matter). And keep all of my East Coast friends safe during Hurricane Sandy.
6 comments:
You must be so excited for tomorrow! Good for you for keeping it a surprise...I wouldn't be able to be that patient :)
Apparently on the anatomy scan, alot of things might "look like a boy", but it could be just the umbilical chord or something like that.
hehehe this is such a great post. YOu can feel the excitement in every word I love it!!! :)
be safe in Sandy!!!!
Oh, believe me, I'm kind of over this Team Green business. I tried to talk Danny into finding out, but he really, really wants to keep it a surprise. I wanna buy cute clothes, dammit!
And yeah, I won't trust my judgement when it comes to determining the sex, but I'm gonna try. :P
I can't wait for you be feel the baby move for the first time! The most amazing, yet sometimes uncomfortable feeling ever!
At my appointment today (which I'll update about later!), I learned that I have an anterior placenta. This just means that my placenta is between my belly and the baby, so it acts as a barrier. I won't be able to feel kicking until 22 weeks or so. Booooo.
Well hell! That time will be here before you know it!
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