Well, I'm officially 32 weeks pregnant and I still can't wrap my head around that fact! I think because my days are spent taking care of a baby already that it's been hard for me to comprehend that I will give birth to a baby very soon. It all seems very surreal. But here I am, with a growing belly and a soon to be 5 month old baby who happens to be very sick at the moment. He's been battling a cold for the past week. I took him in to see his doctor and they found that he had an ear infection as well- not to mention a tooth breaking in on his bottom gum. Poor baby has so much going on at once. They prescribed anti-biotics and he seems like hes doing better. Fingers crossed. We have been packing all week long - or trying to! We get the keys to our new place on Friday! Yay!!! I'm still in awe that we will be paying only $50 more for this house than what I was paying for my one bedroom apartment in West Hollywood right before I left. Crazy huh?? Gotta LOVE Texas!!! :)
We had the first of my two baby showers this weekend. I have been to plenty of showers and I usually hate the stupid games we end up playing there. So I made sure none of those cheesy games are played at any of my showers! The second one will be in Corpus with my family in a couple of weeks. :) The first one was a small gathering of friends in town. We had a great time! Here is my cute cake:
I did attend Lamaze classes in preparation for the birth of my little girl. Wow - just typing that is weird... I wonder when this will all feel real. I'm sure sometime during labor... LOL My due date is March 18th. I can't believe how fast it's approaching! ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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