Kitchen work ...done?!

I am officially calling our work on the kitchen done (mostly)! Our lovely black granite countertops are in and the sink is installed and working. Brian also put up the new sleek light fixtures (courtesy of mom) and it looks awesome. He is so eager to start cooking in there again...after 3 months of doing without! I think the biggest kick he's getting is that we have so much more drawer/storage space now.
Now if only we had the money to make the rest of our house looks so nice...

Wow...looking back at the old kitchen really puts all of our hard work into prospective. And I definitely learned that they make these projects look WAY EASIER on HGtv!

Papaya!

New fruit!
Oh, my little Papaya :-) I think when he's kicking me it is more like a monkey than a fruit! Our next baby check is in two weeks and we'll have a better idea how big he's getting.

Me and my big feet

I've already said good-bye to my waist last month...now it seems it is time to say good-bye to my ankles as well. My feet are freakin' huge! I've been a comfortable size 7 chuck for eons, and now it seems I can only tolerate them uber-unlaced. Sheesh. I wonder what "fun and exciting" body changes will come next week :-)

Good Advice to keep in mind

Ok, I have to remember...Don't show friends my knew boobs and belly growth :-)

New Fruit!

I always knew I was a little bananas!

yummy :-)

We head out for our monthly check up with our ob/gyn on Wednesday.  Everything so far has been going well and the little guy is certainly squirming around in there.  It has been constant enough for me to call Brian over to feel yet, but I  know it will be soon.  

Drum Show

So, this post isn't baby related but we got tickets to go and see a drum and bugle marching show last weekend.  If you were ever geeky band nerds like us, you would know that this was an uber-cool thing to go and see.  We paid a little more on the tickets to get great seats, parking, a hot dinner, and included water/drinks.  Definitely it was worth it.  

There were 12 bands ranging in talent from the local community 12-18year olds, to the professional audition only Cavaliers.  It made all of us in our group watching very nostalgic for our previous marching band days...Oh I hope out little guy will want to play an instrument!  I'll have a few additional pics to put up soon as I dump the camera.