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It's gettin' hot in here

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Wow, it's amazing how hot 75degrees feels to me these days. I'm wearing a light dress and sweating like a sumo wrestler. Yikes! I'm just going to try to enjoy the sunshine and not curse the heat since I've been waiting all winter for this. Anyway at 32 weeks all is good. I haven't gained much weight since my last appointment but hey that's ok because I am still growing good. I am at the point where I have to go in for a check up every two weeks for the next month and then every week after that until little boy is born. It seems as though I'm measuring a little small but when have I not. Every time my doctor is a little concerned I have to go in for an ultrasound but the baby is growing fine. I just have a long body and will always measure small. I'm not worried but it is fun to keep counting down to meet this little guy. He must be getting cramped in there. The doctor said it seems like his head is down and his little butt is kind of to the left of my belly button and I keep feeling kicks to the right side so this makes sense. Dylan started swim lessons again this week and Danielle finished up Softball (a banquet is supposed to happen but I have yet to hear an official date) so the business isn't going to end here. Hot hot hot. I forgot it was hot for a bit but now I've got to go make some dinner.

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  1. KevinMay 13, 2010 at 9:03 PM

    I love hearing about your happy life. I'll join you in the heat tomorrow!! And miss our A/C in the meantime.

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