Alrighty folks. It’t that time of week where I put a photo of my burgeoning belly on the internet for all to see. This week I’m going bare!
I had to fight the man to do it though haha. He definitely wasn’t very ‘in’ to the idea of my belly being on the web.
Avery is moving almost constantly now. Yesterday I felt like he was really calm but any time I would sit still I could feel him start to act up! He likes movement for sure.
This morning it had rained and as we left the house to get some coffee I noticed the strawberry plants had water gathered on the tips of every ridge on their leaves and it was so beautiful I had to photograph it.
I could only imagine how amazing it would look with the sun out! Isn’t nature beautiful?
So here we are at Benetti’s drinking a latte so I can get rid of this raging pregnancy headache.
I’m still getting nauseous daily and have trouble eating and I noticed with Avery moving more the nausea has increased like he’s kicking up in my stomach area and my stomach is just constantly unsettled. Not sure but I still love the little bugger!
Aw, what a great picture!! He’ll be here before you know it. But then, before you know it, they are 18 and graduating from high school – I still don’t know where the time went! Enjoy this time though!
You are a sexy mama. And “burgeoning belly”- I love it.
Thanks to you, I started up body brushing again. Now that I’m starting to run, I really love it. You inspire me everyday! I think I’m going to call you now- I just miss you too much!
aw, you look adorable!! my mum said when she was pregnant with my brother, she would rest her tea mug on her belly…and he’d try to kick it off!! babies can be little buggers
Wow, 21 weeks already?! Where is the time going?
I like your hair — have you been gradually lightening it (maybe it’s the lighting but it seems like it’s a tad bit lighter each time I see it!), or is it doing that on it’s own? Very pretty color.
I love your garden pictures, too. Our garden is doing very poorly here. My parents directed us where to put things and our biggest plot (for the okra) is in shade most of the day. Poor things have been planted for close to two months now I think and they’re still barely doing a thing. We should get some peppers and zucchini though, at least, and if nothing happens to it, some cauliflower.
Kristin-hehe, I have always wanted to use the word ‘burgeoning’ and here was my chance! I gotta take it when I get it. hehe
Beth-For real! Funny you say bugger because that has literally been my nick name for the little guy.
Meg-My hair has had it’s natural color for the past 8 months or so and in the last month all the sun has really lightened it. That’s usually what happens in the summer but I haven’t had my natural hair color in so long!
That’s fun! Mine got lightened SIGNIFICANTLY last summer due to some citrus based hair products I was using. Took me a while to figure out why my hair was suddenly turning blonde! The combination of citrus, sunshine, and swimming pools obviously wasn’t a good mix for someone who likes their hair darker. I still think that company needs to put a warning label on their stuff about it! Yours looks great though. More natural than mine was (mine is all streaky). It’s a pretty color on you.
You look beautiful, Diana– sunkissed and blossoming! I’m so excited for you!