Catching Up

We've been busy getting ready for the baby, so I haven't been posting, but I'm still taking pictures.

Other than lots of baby prep, most notable over the past month has been the snow. It started fairly light, but was an accumulation all the same:

California: Better Late Than Never

I know, I know, I promised to post this about a month ago! We've been busy preparing for a new baby — it's a good excuse, right?

In mid-December I took a short trip out to California to see my family and attend the last-hurrah party of Key Curriculum Press, my employer for 4+ years. It was great to see everyone and I had a lot of fun. Here are a few of the highlights!

The whole gang.

Random Hiccups

I'm back from California and we've been settling in to a nice winter break. I'm working on a California post and will publish it soon.

For now, look what we got: SNOW!

Hanukkah Party

On Sunday we hosted a small Hanukkah party at our house.

I made two kinds of latkes: regular potato and zucchini/carrot/yam.

100th Blog Post: The 3rd Trimester

This is my 100th blog post! When I was in first grade we learned about 100 and we counted to the 100th day of school. On that day, everyone got balloons and we went for a parade around school. So, consider me paraded.

Today is also the beginning of week 28 of pregnancy (7 months) and the start of my third trimester! Here is my belly shot (please excuse the tired face, it was early in the morning...):

Turkey Day 2012

Thanksgiving is one of my very favorite holidays and this year was no exception! Our favorite way to celebrate is just the two (three?) of us, a quiet day at home, and lots and lots of yummy food. And so we did.

A little digital art I made.

Wiggles In My Belly

This week I am 24 weeks pregnant, 6.5 months. Three and a half months until the due date seems at once very close and incredibly far away. I can't wait to meet and hold this little girl!

This isn't a fantastic picture, but at least you can see the bump. It's hard to tell from this photo, but I am showing more, especially at the end of the day.

6 months