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It's a Doc McTiri! :)


She picked out this little Doc McStuffins play set yesterday with some money that my aunt Kathy gave her. She loves Doc and playing doctor.

We had a growth ultrasound on Thursday. They think he could be a little over 6 pounds already! o.O We're almost to the point of shifting focus from keeping him in to getting him out. I can't wait!

 I'm 35 weeks and 4 days. (35 and 3 here.)


I didn't realize I stick out so far, but it sort of makes sense! :)

Garage sale season is starting! I can't wait to hit up a few. It's an obsession that was transmitted to me in the genes. I'm transmitting it to Tiri. ;-)
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