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Saturday was our friend's birthday, so a group of us got together at one of our favorite Baltimore summer spots, Nick's Fish House, for a little daytime outing. We enjoyed crabs, shrimp, and the hubs put down a few Duck Pins while I was tormented by the "crush station" signs nearby. First thing I'm having when these kiddos pop out... orange crush. It's official.
Also while we were there, one of our good guy friends proposed to my husband! Haha.. ok he actually asked him to be a groomsman in his wedding. We are so excited for him and can't wait to be a part of the big day!
Sunday I was up and at 'em early for my good friend Katie's baby shower! She is also expecting a baby girl and I can't wait for our princesses to meet and hopefully be the best of friends! The food was awesome (brunch theme) and the conversation even better. It's funny to hear everyone's labor stories and realize how completely different all of them are. Guess there is really no way to know what to expect after all.
From there I went to the hub's softball game. It was a beautiful day and I wanted nothing more than to make it through for the long haul, but it appears one game is basically all I could take. Good thing I left when I did too because I was literally in tears by the time I got home.  I cry when I'm tired.
Now it's on to another completely action packed week, though I'm happy to say it's the last week of school. Have a great week everyone! Make the most of this Monday!
The bigger I get, the more challenging life becomes. I'm in no way complaining, because all in all, I love being pregnant. It's beautiful and amazing and possibly one of the best times of my life to date. Still, I'm certainly having my share of struggles and awkward moments that are sure to prove to you that I am NOT the magical pregnancy unicorn that certain friends have suggested me to be. Far from it. And besides the typical sleeping, swelling, and back ache issues, there are a few more recurring challenges I had not quite considered until they were happening.
1. My stomach gets scratched up often. It can sometimes appear as though I've attempted to snuggle an angry feral cat with dire consequences. Although I wouldn't put this type of behavior past myself, the scratches are actually a result of running into anything and everything that I don't realize is going to be in my way. I'm completely unaware of where this extra appendage is at any given time and spend the day accidentally slamming kids in the back of the head with it, running into corners, and have even shut it in the dishwasher. Don't worry, it's not like I'm abusing my kids within the womb. It's all superficial and I've actually been getting better at moving more slowly and carefully so as to avoid such incidents. Like, I probably only slammed 2 kids today instead of 8. Sorry guys..
2. The constant "need" to pee. I use quotations for a reason. I already knew I was going to have to go often, for this is common pregnancy knowledge. What I didn't know was that half the time when I desperately had to go, I'd sit down and nothing would come out. Can you imagine walking around awkwardly like you're trying to hold in urine that won't even come out at the appropriate time? Thanks Baby A. Now if you will kindly roll off of my bladder...
3. Speaking of frequent urination, do you know how many times I've peed on my own hands the past couple months? Every time I go to the doctor, they make me pee into the cup and... are you joking? I can't even find my own pant leg in the morning, let alone the entrance of a small dixie cup meant to catch a moving stream that I can't even see. How embarrassing.
4. Snuggling is impossible. As much as this pregnancy has brought my husband and I closer together, and he has done an amazing job with the back and feet rubs, my love of snuggling is being starved more and more. I wish I could take advantage of these last couple months together and really cuddle up, but with the amount of pillow supports, heat pads, and strategic positioning needed to keep me out of my misery, there is little room left for my husband to sneak in. When I do find a good spot for him to be, one where he can support my growing weight, I quickly realize that I am no longer the little lap pup I once was. His breathing becomes shallow and his legs numb and I have to move anyway. One of us needs to stay mobile after all.
Just like me on hubby's lap!
5. The food struggle is real. Suddenly Buddy the Elf's food guide doesn't seem so disgustingly hilarious anymore. It sounds pretty much on par with what I'd like to be eating 24 hours a day. I may or may not have crushed an entire package of Oreos this week. Or had chocolate chips for breakfast. Or a sundae before bed. Shameful!!! But I'll be darned if it's not what the babies love to eat... and they are always satisfied after!
28 weeks and several baby showers down! Between our coworkers, the hub's baseball team, and friends, these girls are definitely feeling the love! Here are some photo highlights from my "friends" shower. There was lots of pink, girl talk, and ice cream sundaes too! I am so lucky to have such supportive ladies in my life! Can't wait to add 2 more girlies to the group soon!
So there you have it. Sorry for the quick post, but it's off to bed for this tired almost mama and her growing little cupcakes. Back to the weekly updates next week (hopefully)!!!
Pregnancy, love it or hate it. It's full of changes, weird body quirks, feelings of discomfort, and whole lot of unknowns happening to you all at once. I'll admit, I'd always wondered how my little 5'0" body would handle pregnancy and I prayed I'd never reach the stage of fat that just wasn't cute anymore, but now that it's happening... I LOVE IT! Yes, I guess I'm one of those weirdos that enjoys being pregnant, at least with 7 months under my belt (I'll let you know about the last 2). So if you're scared to get pregnant or wondering what cause someone to have this amount of insanity, let me share my favorite things about my current condition.
First, I surprisingly love the shape of my body. While I don't like not being able to fit into my clothes and having to buy new ones that I know will only be good for a few short months, I love dressing my basketball watermelon belly. I love seeing it grow and change and wondering how big it's going to get.  And the swelling? Definitely more uncomfortable than unsightly, at least to me. Then again, it's easy not to be alarmed when you know it will all go down in a few short months.
Second, feeling them move is the best feeling in the whole wide world. I could be in the worst most stressed out mood when they give me a little poke, and everything is ok. I talk to them, I pat them, we play poking games through my skin. I love having them in my pouch and getting to carry them literally everywhere I go. I almost feel like that will be a tough part once they are born, having to separate, even if only to the other side of the room.
Third, I like not drinking??  But I do love the fact that I've made it since mid December without a single drink relatively painlessly. I'll admit I used to be a nightly glass of wine kinda girl (or bottle on the weekend ;)), and I used to look at the people who gave up alcohol for lent like they were out of their dang minds. I mean, how can one go an entire 6 weeks without a drink?! Shockingly, it's actually not difficult at all! I've still wanted to hang out with friends for the most part, and have rediscovered my love of tea, lemonade, and various juices. Everyone keeps telling me I can have a glass of wine now and then, but I really don't even want to bother. It's not paining