Will Baby Be A Boy Or A Girl?

This is certainly the number 2 question on everyone's mind when it comes to our 3rd child. The first being... Is the baby healthy? My girls are both hoping for a baby brother, and my hubby and I are kinda hoping for a boy. Although we will be so happy with another little girl. ( I feel almost guilty hoping for a boy!) I would love for anyone viewing my blog to go ahead and vote for what you think. I've placed a poll on my side bar. Just click on the one you think. To make it more fair I will admit that I feel totally different with this pregnancy and so far I'm carrying this baby differently. But, I am older... But I guess you never know!

MIA For A Very Good Reason

I realize I haven't blogged since Christmas, and I promise that it's been for a very good reason. We're expecting our 3rd child in very early September! Our girls are completely thrilled and excited. As are all our family members and friends. Being 12 weeks along now, I'm starting to feel more human and I've been slowly getting back to my "normal" routine. Today I had a 12 week ultrasound and saw our little one moving around, rubbing his face, and just looking adorable. (we don't know if it's a girl or boy yet... for now the baby is mostly referred to as "he or him" instead of "it") It's just amazing how quickly they grow.... inside and outside of the uterus. I saw baby at 8 weeks and he looked like a little peanut. And, just 4 weeks later it looks like a whole person. So tiny! We are excited to find out what he/she is in April. I'll be sure to share the news when we find out. Check out the new widget on my side bar to track the babies growth.

In other news: I am purging things in my art space. With another baby coming I am cutting down on the amount of different crafts that I do. I'll be posting a list of things for sale with photos in the coming week and if you see anything that you want just send me an email. I'll also be posting things on etsy and our local Craigslist. Some items will include: drum carder, lots of raw wool and cardable wool chunks and various fibers.