Holly, Amy and Tabitha, you look mahvelous! I gotta post some pics of my growing belly.
Claudia and Holly, glad you passed your glucose test
I went for mine yesterday and the lab told me that my doctor should have my results tomorrow so I will call the office to find out the numbers. I am dreading to hear the results, mainly because in the last two weeks I have been just bad, having ice cream every day in any kind of shape, being my faves Klondike dark chocolate, the Blue Bunny cone and Forbidden Chocolate.
BZOE, your daughter looks so happy and so ready to greet her baby brother. She is going to be a great sister.
Christie, that is a bummer! DH has several female first cousins and only one male first cousin, he is older than DH by 4 years. He got married 2 1/2 years ago and we met his little daughter who was almost one year old this past Christmas. We rarely see them since they live in Boston and they don't come to our get-togethers. Anyhow, I was in shock when I learned that he and his wife named their daughter ELLA Grace. Beautiful name! Obviously no one knew that I had picked ELLA as well for my future daughter. When the time came for us to name our little girl, the name ELLA kept on coming to my head. When DH learned that Ella Sophia was the name that I had picked even before we met, he said "let's go for it and forget about my cousin, we barely see him and his family and if there are two Ellas in the family, so what?" Well, that solved my problem. My MIL is a very rigid woman, so when she learned that we have named our baby ELLA Sophia, she said "But Joel's (DH's cousin) and Shaleen's daughter is ELLA Grace". DH responded to her "oh well, we chose the name first, they just didn't know, so why do we need to give it up?" Hooray to my husband!
If you don't see the first cousin and if DH forgot about having a niece with the name of Bailee, can you still name your daughter Bailee? . . . just a thought.