My final baby project (painting the dresser and re-purposing the mirror)was also completed this weekend, and turned out so cute! It was a natural wood color, but we painted the whole thing black, put on some cute knobs that matched the bedding, and replaced the mirror with a sheet of tin to use as a magnet board! I even made a few magnets that I'll use to hold up just a few of the many pictures I'm sure we'll be taking shortly!
At my Ward's Super Saturday last year I bought this cute little block craft, and have had it sitting in the closet since. Sunday I pulled it out and decided it would work perfectly in the baby's room! I think it's so cute!
I love how the whole nursery has turned out!
As a side note, I knew I had gotten bigger in the last few weeks, but I didn't realize how much until I looked at these pictures side by side (32 Weeks vs 38 Weeks)! It's pretty fun to see how quickly your belly can expand when you've got a rapidly expanding baby inside it!
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At my 35 week doctor visit, we got our final ultrasound and were told the baby was measuring somewhere around 6 lbs 3 oz. So, I think we could have a chubby one whenever he/she decides to debut, which I thought was going to be Monday night/Tuesday Morning!
I was feeling sick all evening, and woke-up around 12:00 AM with Major stomach cramping, which, of course, I assumed was contractions! I even started timing them. This went on until about 3:00 AM, when I finally told Jordan, "I can't take it anymore, we HAVE to go to the hospital!" To which he responded, "Has your water broken? I think we should wait until your water breaks!" I immediately informed him that was the WRONG response! So we got busy gathering our things and getting ready to go. However, a few minutes later, I started throwing up, and didn't stop until my stomach was empty, and the sink was full (with Jordan's watch sitting in it!) Sorry, to anyone reading this, that's a bit graphic! But like I've warned before, this blog is really just a journal for me, so I write down the things that I want to remember, and that was one of them, because it was pretty funny! Anyways...after that episode, I pretty much knew the pain I was feeling was not contractions, but rather the pain of a stomach suffering from food poisoning! It was not fun! But, I'm happy to say, after being wiped out for an entire day, I feel much better and am once again ready to meet our baby!
On a totally different note, Jordan started Pharmacy school on August 28th and has been working his little tail off ever since! He had his first two tests last week, and passed both! He's such a good student! I know he's going to do really well at whatever he puts his mind to! Keep up the good work, honey! Soon you'll have a little someone to keep you company during your late night study sessions!
10 Days & Counting!
3 comments:
You must be in full swing of nesting if you've had time and energy to do all this!
And you'll know when it's labor... it hurts like a beast! I can't wait to hear if it's a boy or girl in just days!!!
You look great. I wish I looked that good at 38 weeks. That is awesome that you finished so many projects.
I agree with Jenny. You will know when it is a contraction. It will be a pain that you have never felt before.
Pretty sure you are the prettiest prego lady I have ever seen!! LOVE the adorable nursery...you need to come out here and use some of your incredible talent in Jack's room! And that story is so funny! The part I LOL was when Jordan said, "We shoudl wait unti your water breaks"...holy cow he is funny! Love and MISS ya!
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