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Congrat’s. Boys rule….until they become adults.
7 months and you’re so tired. hmmmmmm. and you still have 2 months to go. Yikes. Take it easy and rest as much as you can. Once the baby is here, you won’t get any sleep.
“am not huge yet” I’m soooo jealous. I was huuuuge by 7th month. But as long as baby is healthy and developing at the right rate, it’s all good. Just think, you won’t have baby weight to lose after. I still haven’t lost mine 🙁
sucks about not getting a seat. What people don’t realize; and I didn’t either till I was preggo; is that being pregnant physically takes a toll on a woman.
Did you have a shower? Are you going to?
DH – I am MAD as hell I missed the epic cyclist ticketing post. I would have went nuts as you know!
Denton -if you are on, we took the bmw to Bay Diagnostic – almost more than half of what BMW manhattan was charging us for all the work we needed – just saying
he car’s been with them now 3 days -not sure when we are getting it back – but hopefully it rides like a dream and I can give them a seal of approval
Gem- sparrows are my favorite bird too! Most of my friends got huge in the last 2 months of their pregnancies so it can still happen. You’ll have lots of people offering you seats then. 🙂
dh, good.
nah rob – i didn’t see him. i saw an insane tranny black guy dressed in a weird leather trench coat though. looked like wesley snipes!!
“ok nyc that any bike, ever, has been towed or ticketed. Please tell me. ”
all the time
http://gothamist.com/2010/04/22/nypd_seen_confiscating_bikes_along.php
http://gothamist.com/2010/08/16/parks_dept_confiscating_bikes_locke.php
gem- sticking only aslightly here.
Arkady;
Have you ever seen a hummingbird in your backyard? Once in a blue moon, they used make an appearance in my in-law’s backyard.
Arkady,
can’t open it,
but I’m glad to hear about it.
I have actually been looking for Honey Bees but haven’t seen them.
the past few summers have had the usual rhythm though,
starlings nesting in the late spring, June bugs burrowing out after the heavy rains, Cicadas in late July into August.
No Honey Bees though.