We Just Keep Growing

This is the 14 week shot. I know it is late. But I am wondering how many people are looking for these anyway?

I will say that right now as my stomach gets larger my butt and legs look smaller. There is the upside. For now.

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tripleZmom said…

You look so cute! It makes me miss being pregnant (well, the second trimester, anyway).

6:45 AM

Anonymous said…

We are still looking for these. We like to see the progress and it is great to have them after the baby comes. I know that I am VERY over the whole 'aw, that is so cute. Wish we could have one more thing.' I just look at that pic and think 'man, that looks uncomfortable already.' Thank you though for doing it again. ; )
Have a great weekend. Love ya, Kiki

7:43 AM

Abby said…

I am putting them all together on a Tabblo thing (like the collage of Emma and Davis below) so you can see the progress each week. I may even get a copy of it when it is all over.

There is a good chance that this is it. I did not take them with the other two for the reason of "that looks uncomfortable" and thinking I would not do it again!

Funny though the view looking down does not look as big as the view from side ways..... I see these and go "wow, I am BIG already". Duh.

7:55 AM

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