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28 Week Bumpdate

...28 Weeks is here...
...Baby Ring is kicking up a storm and making her presence known...
...we can't believe she'll be here in just a few months!!!


Size of baby:  The size of an eggplant! About 2.5lbs... :) Growing, Growing!
(as you may have noticed I deleted the baby ticker at the top, because it hasn't been updating properly...just an fyi)

Symptoms: Heartburn, many bathroom stops, hungry every few hours.

Cravings: Still loving fresh fruits and vegetables.  Grapes are a fav at the moment.  

Something you miss: Being able to sleep through the night without pit stops and bending over without any limitations. :)  

Milestones: We now have a crib and changing table in the nursery!  YAH!  We need to decide on colors and then paint.  After that, the closet can be put together (over here you don't have walk-in closets that are there, so you have buy closets).  I'm looking forward to getting that up, so that I can start washing organizing baby clothes and other baby things.  Saturday, a dear college friend and another good friend are throwing a baby shower for me, the church ladies and the ladies from Felix's family.  I am really excited about it. 

Looking Forward To: Meeting our little girl in about 12 weeks.  Going to the doctor for a normal check-up on Monday. 

Prayer for our baby this week:  That she will continue to develop and be strong and healthy.  That we will know how to raise her in a godly home. 

PS I stole this idea from a blog!  I thought it was fun and wanted to do it. :) 

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