I'm a slacker!

I know, I know...I have been a huge slacker on my blog. I apologize greatly and will make great strides to make up for my lack of updates. Today is August 24 and I am two weeks away from my due date. I went to the Dr. today to learn that everything is normal (as usual) and that my doctor predicts that they baby will be a bit larger than the average newborn. No nine-pounder or anything but a little bigger than the normal 7-7 1/2 lbs. I figured as much. I was eight pounds and something when I was born and Matt was seven something so there you have it. I am very anxious to meet my little boy although I must admit I have some fears. They only present themselves when I see little babies though. I had gone to my friend Susan's house and our other friend Becca (who had a little girl premature a few months ago) lives there too. Her baby weighs six pounds now so is still very much like a newborn. She's adorable and sooo tiny and when I held her I felt like I had no idea what to do with her so I gave her back to her mother. In a couple weeks I will not be able to give it back...people will be giving it back to me and that's scary. I am definately more focused on the exciting stuff though. I want to see him so badly...just look at his little face and fingers and toes and know if he looks like me or his daddy. Pregnancy is getting a little hard now too. It is tough to walk when you have a head resting on your pubic bone, but at least he's dropped so I can eat a full meal without feeling like he's going to break a rib and I can breathe a little better. Well that's all for the mini update. Over the next few days I plan on writing in more detail about some pregnancy things and other topics for example: swelling, belly casting (a freaking hilarous experience any pregnant woman should have), the woodland art fair, my house in it's final decorated stages...there's more I think but that is all that is coming to mind right now. So stay tuned and don't give up on me. I have been M.I.A. on the blog lately but I'm coming back full speed ahead (which for a pregnant woman can sometimes be rather slow, but I'll do my best).