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Home » Family » Mary Makes Babies » You’re So Lumpy, Sweet Sixteen

You’re So Lumpy, Sweet Sixteen

Well, we've gone and done it now. The cat has officially been let out of the bag, and now the whole wide world knows that Babe-leo is on the way. We've recieved nothing but love (or at least almost nothing but love) from our friends and family, and we're super grateful for having such a great community of folks wishing us well. 

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I don't have much news to share this week. People ask me how I'm feeling, and I respond "lumpy" as that is primarily the biggest difference between my current and former state. The bump seems to get bigger and firmer every day. Sometimes I wake up and I could swear that it grew overnight. It's a little hard to get used to, especially when my brain is still so resistant to comprehending the whole "I'm having a baby" thing. In fact, I keep forgetting, and just thinking "boy I'm fat!". 

If thick-headedness runs in the family this kid will never have to worry about sharp corners or bike helmets. I'm pretty sure mine is made of concrete. Why can't I get comfortable? Why doesn't this shirt fit anymore? Hey, where did my waist go?

Oh yeah. Duh.

I'm pretty sure I can feel Babe-leo moving now and then. It doesn't happen every day, but every once in a while there it is, a whirly, swirly, bubble-filled flurry of movement in very particular place. "Hey stupid.", it seems to say, "I'm cooooooooooming."

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