Ultrasound Pictures

Below are pictures of three ultrasounds - 7 weeks, 10 weeks, and 14 weeks. It's amazing how much the baby grows in such a short time! I get an email telling me about the baby's development at each week and at 14 weeks the baby is 3 1/2 inches and about the size of a lemon. Isn't it cool that the body is so developed that you can clearly see its form, even when it's that tiny? Incredible.

Easter Weekend

I know these pictures are from a couple weeks ago, but since we didn't post the blog until recently, the pictures didn't get posted either. J's sister and her kids came over for Easter weekend. On Saturday, we went to a park in Berkeley - we had a picnic and then went to a farm they have where the kids can feed the animals. The kids were pretty brave - the animals weren't afraid to come up and grab everything out of your hands. The goats would head butt each other to get prime position. It was funny.

Angie and Clarissa feeding the goats. The one closest in the picture is trying to butt the one Angie is feeding out of the way. They're crazy.

Feeding the sheep. They were nice - they let you pet them even after you ran out of food. Not like the goats.

Riding on a steam train after the farm. Hoods up everyone. Except Liz, she didn't have one.

Welcome!

Hello all, and welcome to our blog. We are starting this update family and friends on the growing baby - thanks for all your well wishes! So far there isn't much to see, but we'll post the pictures we do have, and I'm sure my belly will be getting bigger soon!

We're not going to find out what we're having. J has always wanted it to be a surprise, and I think it will be fun too. We have already had a few ultrasounds so I will get those pictures up soon. My big ultrasound is next week - my parents will be in town so they will get to see the baby too!

Please continue to pray for a healthy pregnancy. It has been very humbling to see how much I am not in control of this pregnancy, but God has been so good and I have been continually reminded of his provision and protection.

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