20 weeks and 4 days down, 136 days to go until we get to meet our baby boy for the first time!
We are so thrilled and so thankful that he is well, developing perfectly and completely healthy! Friday was such an emotional high, in fact, we are still riding on it now! In fact, since our doctor's appointment, he has gotten more and more active with each passing day. I love feeling the little kicks and knocks from inside. He seems to be most active in the evenings, especialy after dinner. Last night, Nick was able to feel his son for the first time. It was so awesome to see Nick's excitement when his baby boy let him know he was there!
My dear friend Teresa came out to visit us for the long weekend, so we continued the celebrations. It was great to have a close friend in town after such exciting news. Unfortunately, it rained most of the weekend, just like the Portland kind of rain (which is not all that common here), so we weren't able to do quite as much as we had originally planned. Monday & Tuesday the sun finally came out. Teresa and I got to be tourists for the day and see the city which was great fun!
With our son on the way, we are also very excited to announce a niece is on the way as well. Stephanie and Zach found out they are having a little lady! We are so excited for our kids to grow up together and so close in age!
I am feeling pretty good these days. I need an insane amout of sleep I have discovered though. It's very hard to get up to workout in the mornings, so I am learning how to be an evening worker-outer. I am trying to keep active 4 - 5 times a week. It's harder than ever to keep that up right now, but I am trying. We are also growing, growing, growing more and more and faster each day. Cravings have leveled out (oh I had that donut by the way - amazing!).
Each day I think of my parents and how 'thank you' will never cut it for how grateful and appreciative I am for them and everything they did and still continue to do for me. I love you mom & dad very, very much. You are going to be the best grandparents!