
mark!! Becca proclaimed us to be finally readyfor the delivery of our little baby girl. This past week we received the dresser and the changing table at the house and I dutifully put them together. No cursing on my part either!! I do have to say they look great and Becca wasted no time in stuffing them with clothes. She set up a plan to keep all the clothes in order, but we will see how long that lasts, especially when it is the middle of the night and she needs a changing.
Her belly button reminds me of a turkey baster with how far it is poking out, which must mean that Baby Girl is almost done cooking :):) Last night we went on a haunted hayride, and for the record, I was against it!! She was adamant, though, and so we went. I guess my "Bouncer" abilities don't take effect until AFTER the baby arrives. Becca got her baby diaper bag the other day and I am waiting for my quinteesential Ironman diaper bag. (As an aside, the word "diaper" is kinda weird when you think about it. I mean, it isn't spelled the way you would think it should be given the spelling of the word. Just for giggles, I may add in the extra syllable and go for "dy-uh-per"). Things are well here and we are both TRE-mendously excited about the upcoming arrival of baby girl whiting!!
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I have officially outgrown (well my belly anyways) the size small scrubs I usually wear at work. I now have gone up to medium. I held out as long as I could, I think it was more of a mental thing...didn't want to go up a size, but hey...I have good reason!
I got this shirt as a joke, because, obviously I am not a virgin with my baby bump! I got so many laughs out of this. The poor girl at Dunkin Donuts was trying so hard to keep a straight face, but then was like, "I'm sorry. I'm not laughing at you. I'm laughing at your shirt. It's great!".
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umbilical cord across her belly











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