One last post before I give birth...

Adam told me yesterday, "babe, your butt has seriously never been this big before." Why thank you for noticing!  Chump.  You're welcome for the sacrifice my body and I are making.  Oh my gosh, D-day is so close!   This picture is to remind myself of the waist I used to have, and will hopefully get back sometime soon.  Fingers crossed.
So did I mention that we moved again?  Yeah, nine months pregnant, and my husband says, "we can do it without the movers honey!" (notice that the front door is at the top of a flight of stairs).  Ladies and gentlemen, this is the SIXTH house that Kennedy has lived in during her 5 years of life.  I'm actually hoping that she (and we) can spend our next five years here.  I mean, seriously???  This house in Hawaii?  It's as big and awesome inside as it looks on the outside.  And did I mention that it's free?  Sometimes I love being a military family.
Here's a little peek into my little man's room...

I only had a week or two in the new house to unpack and get settled before the baby came, but thanks to that "nesting" instinct I got it all done.  I'm actually pretty proud of what I accomplished.  Still have a little O.C.D. when it comes to organizing and storing different sized onesies and such.
I'm also very proud of how I recycled different pieces of furniture (including Kennedy's crib and changing table) for our nursery.  Nothing really matches, but it'll work, right? :)

It's been so fun filling a room and closet with little boy stuff/clothes.  Whoever told me that little boys don't get cute clothes never scoured through Janie and Jack, Gap, and Gymboree's clearance racks like me.  Ooh, it's all so cute!

And now for an old Arizona flashback (found some old pictures in our computer's trash!)

Kennedy took tap and ballet at the town's big dance school, and we enrolled just in time to pay way too much money for the most ridiculous costumes ever.  Oh well, she had fun.  Here she is in the tap routine costume:
Oh my gosh, I know--she's going to kill me some day for this.  It was this Dora the explorer dance, which catered to the majority of Sierra Vista's population (not to sound prejudice).  Here she is at the dress rehearsal with hair that makes me look like a terrible mother:
The ballet dance was a little bit better...
She was more interested in smiling out at the crowd than getting all the steps right.  My beautiful girl.
Her very best Arizona friend, Macy, came with her family to watch, and they even brought her flowers!
Did we mention Macy was her very very favorite friend?
Here she is with Dad after the performance, ready to celebrate at her favorite place, Outback.  (the girl loves some steak, and that mac-n-cheese?  please!)