Let's just say I now have every reason and symptom to believe that I will definitely give birth to this baby before my due date (Aug. 6). Hey, I think Great Grandma will be right about her being a July baby! So now we're just waiting in our *clean* house for the moment to arrive. I don't really know what to do with myself, except to put my feet up and think about when she's going to get here. It's pretty much mild torture not knowing when it's all going to happen, but kinda thrilling at the same time. What she's going to look like is my main curiousity. Probably poofy jet-black hair like her dad, and from what I can see from the ultrasound, my cheekbones and lips. I'm guessing she'll have my freaky long toes (to Justin's dismay, since he thinks he has "the cutest feet ever"), but she'll be glad if she gets mine, because they are quite convenient to pick things up with.

This is probably the last time I'll post on this blog as a pregnant person (hopefully!). I've had a remarkably easy pregnancy, (despite those pesky first 3 months of nausea) but other than that it's been a breeze! I was sad to not get any weird cravings like pickles with ice cream. The only cravings I've had are 7UP (can't get enough...not Sprite or Sierra Mist- only 7UP), TCBY frozen yogurt (vanilla/choc swirl with Reese's, or chocolate with M&Ms). My worst cravings have been for things I just can't have: In-and-Out burger (primarily a southwest coast chain i think, and not one even close to Idaho), and Chevy's. I haven't found a Chevy's around here yet, which might have been a good thing. Man, their tortillas are amazing!

Here's that altered baby book I promised to show you. The photo is bad, since I don't feel like unpacking my camera from my hospital bag, so it's taken with my computer camera. This image is backwards, so it doesn't really say "YAM" on the front of the book, it says "MAY", although yams with marshmallows sound pretty good right now.