All moved in!

I know it's been a while now since I added new pictures. We've still been taking them, but we've been so busy moving that I haven't had a chance to get them onto the computer. As of yesterday, we have all of our belongings moved in - not necessarily unpacked, but the house is put together enough that we can eat, sleep and shower here comfortably. We had a doctors appointment on Friday and everything is still very "normal". They've started measuring my belly and her growth is right on track. She is probably at least a foot long by now and weighs in at over a pound. Her heart rate is around 130 and now when she moves and kicks I can sometimes see the movements from the outside. I will post my 24 and 25 week pictures today and will try to get back on track with posting every week or so. Love you all!

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Anonymous said…
How exciting to be finally into your new home! I found a couple of different fabrics for Baby Bachelder's new seat cover that I hope will match the Nursery colors. One is a raspberry, lime and chocolate (I must be hungry - using all food names to describe the colors!) quilted cotton print and the other is a soft green ribbed velour type fabric.
You are looking beautiful!
June 2, 2008 at 3:07 PM
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