Hide-n-go-Seek

It appears that little Bachelderette already likes to play games...much like her mom and dad, although I don't think she'll be up to Settlers for at least a year or two. ha ha. Her game this week is hide and go seek, as the midwife today at my 36 week check-up was unable to determine what position she is in. We could hear her heartbeat but only through the umbilical cord and although she was "pretty sure" the baby is head down, she scheduled an ultrasound for us on Friday just to be sure. So we get a sneak peak at what this little bundle is going to look like when she arrives in just a few short weeks from now. Maybe we'll even get some new pictures to post....Stay tuned :)

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Joi said…
oh, I'm so tuned!!! can't wait to see her:)
August 6, 2008 at 1:50 PM
Anonymous said…
I loved the sweet "family pictures" you posted on Facebook this week!
August 10, 2008 at 9:01 AM
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