To 3D or not to 3D

Well, I have to tell you, I have always been a little creeped out by 3D Ultrasounds of babies. They always look slightly Alienish. However, I had another ultrasound today because our little one wouldn't work with us to see all the points of interest on her body last time. The Sonographer, she's awesome, got done with all the screening and told me that she had enough time to see the baby in 3D. Nervous as I was, it was awesome! She's a bit skinny, but it was so neat to see her move and see her actual face. I'm sure she will have a Roberts nose just like mine. I have to say...I cried and now understand the interest in having a 3D picture of your baby. She just seems so real now.  

Whew! No More Morning Sickness, But WAIT...

So for the last 4 weeks now, I have felt like a new woman. You know the kind, where you're actually able to clean the toilet before the yellow/brown streaks start to form, and the kind that can make dinner without dry heaving in the sink. I love being pregant!
I guess I must have celebrated a little too much, because last week, I came down with my annual Sinus Infection which makes my head feel about the size of my stomach (which currently looks bigger than it should, even being pregnant!). AND on top of that, Kiera was up all night throwing up! Now, this would be okay for any other year, but the underlining fear of the Swine Flu Epidemic causes me a little more heartburn than usual. I can't get the vacination until I'm better and Kiera is now sharing stomach flu with all of us AND, I just spoke with my friend who informed me that she has been standing in line for 4 hours at the Health Clinic and is still NOT in the building! It's crazy!!
Isn't there a secret location that has so much vaccine that they greet you at the door with a cup of hot chocolate and making you feel like a queen, as opposed to cattle being branded? This is my quest. . .

New Taylor Addition coming soon!

Well, I've been very absent in my bloggin' for quite a few months. With Little Entertainers performing in June and then the rest of the summer has been consummed with my reflection in the toilet bowl. All-in-all, we are so excited to get ready for our new addition to our family!! I am 12 weeks pregnant and starting to feel like a human being again. My Midwife says that it's a good thing I'm sick, this means there is a baby growing and progressing normally. There you go...
Dallin and Kiera are so very excited. Kiera comes up to me and rubs my belly and says with a big grin, "That's where my baby is!" Which Dallin quickly says in response, "Kiera, it's just not your baby, it's all of our baby! Huh, Mom!"



We told our immediate family this weekend and Joe, being the cake-lover that he is (ha ha), wanted to print a picture of the ultrasound on a cake.