35w, 4d


...and I don't care what ANYONE says, I'm as big as a house! Sheesh! And that arm! GAH!!!

(ps - Mindy - this is your dress! I love it. Sooooo comfy!)

BTW, this is me on Dec 5, 2007 - 35w, 2d with Miss Dahlia.

Comments

feisty said…
yes, big...but LOOKIN' GOOD, lady!

man, did your pregnancy fly by or what????
8:56 PM
Kate said…
Whee! When I read this morning's post, I was thinking you hadn't posted a picture for awhile, so I'm super excited to see this. Yeah! The baby is coming!
9:15 PM
MamaD4 said…
You look great!

I keep looking at your new picture and thinking you should have someone trace your profile on the wall...

Weird thought I know, but wouldn't that make an interesting keepsake?
12:45 AM
Sarita said…
You look so great. You inspired me to suck it up and take some pictures. Isn't it amazing what our bodies are becoming? I think I'm going to have to start wearing dresses to work. Nothing seems to cover my belly.

We'll be meeting our babies sooooo soon.
11:33 AM
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