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36 Weeks: I Miss My Waist

On August 25, 2010 · 9 Comments · In our baby, pregnancy

I’m a day late posting my update this week, but oh well… I’m technically always a day or two late, since my weeks really turn over on Saturday/Sunday. But since I’ve been consistently taking my pics on Mondays, it doesn’t matter, right? Right.

And this week is no different; I did take my photo last […]

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Baby Pool: Last Chance!

On August 20, 2010 · 3 Comments · In giveaways, our baby, pregnancy

Now that I am (ohmygod) 36 weeks pregnant, it’s time to shut down the Heather Drive Baby Pool. In other words, if you’ve been slacking, you need to get your guesses in now in order to have a chance to win an awesome vintage apron from Etsy seller Terrace Hill. In case you […]

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35 Weeks: 35/35

On August 17, 2010 · 17 Comments · In birthdays, our baby, pregnancy

When you’re pregnant, reaching 35 weeks is a big deal. I’m not exactly sure why, aside from the fact that “35” is a magic number. You see, when you hit 35 weeks pregnant, you also have exactly 35 days to go. Well, until your due date, anyway. So this is commonly called 35/35!

I actually […]

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DIY Maternity Photos

On August 10, 2010 · 40 Comments · In our baby, photography, pregnancy

Given that I follow a lot of photographers’ blogs and am somewhat immersed into the world of professional photography, I’ve been seeing maternity photos on a regular basis for years now. I’ve always loved how they capture a moment in time–a snippet of that nine months when mommy and baby are still “one.” As

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34 Weeks: Nesting

On August 9, 2010 · 8 Comments · In our baby, pregnancy

I know six weeks is not a long time. And, realistically, I keep telling myself–I should prepare myself to have a baby anywhere between three weeks and seven weeks from now.

When I tell people the due date, they keep saying “Wow, getting close!”

At work, we’re starting to seriously discuss the preparation and transition […]

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