- So this past week I "reactivated" my facebook account. TOO many of my friends are pregnant or are just having their baby and I didn't want to miss that. I absolutely LOVE seeing my friends start families and seeing them pregnant is so awesome to me! (Congratulations to Ashley & Eddie on their new little boy Brandt....and I've got my fingers crossed for Suzanne & Scott that their little man will be making his way into this world any moment now!!)
- We've got "hard" orders to our next duty station, so it's completely, 100% official where we are going. I'll make another post about it, but it is such a relief to really know that that's where we are headed and it's not going to change.
- So the Olympics have been pretty amazing so far. The Fantastic Five are/were absolutely amazing. I love getting that proud feeling living vicariously through those girls. They totally rocked. And Marti Malloy, the girl who won the bronze medal in Judo, is actually FROM the town that I currently live in. And this is a very, very, very small town. So that's kinda cool. On another note, Ryan Lochte could totally pass as my brothers twin. Now, my brother and I look NOTHING alike, so I can't say he could be my relative, but geez...he and my brother could be long lost twins.
- My 29th week of pregnancy is in full swing. I'm about halfway done with this week and then we hit the 30s!!! One of my girlfriends posted something on facebook, and it really put something into perspective for me. She's 15 weeks pregnant with her second child, a girl this time, and she said something along the likes of "15 glorious weeks with my precious baby girl." This moved me beyond words. I LOVE being pregnant, and I LOVE feeling the baby move inside of me, talking to him, and just knowing that he's being protected by me...but the way she said what she did just made me feel like I need to just embrace this pregnancy a lot more. It was a good thing!! And I'm so glad she said it because every moment of every day, every kick and move, or anything that he does, I cherish it so much more because I will never have these moments with him in my belly again. So thank you Geneva for saying that. It moved me.
Here's some photos from this past week :)
I've seen so many people do this on pinterest, so I wanted to make one for the new guy.
"Not Everything Is Flat In Nebraska"
Butternut Squash :)
Driving Man
A tired Bear Bear.
On the college right outside of the base.
Until next week :)
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