Happy New Years!!!

I hope you are enjoying your last day of 2011. Thank y'all for the amazing support you have provided me and my husband this past year.
I hope our dream of being parents becomes a reality on 2012...
Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Happy New Years!

CD 21 / 7 DPO

Progesterone test done this morning; won't know the result until Tuesday!
To say, I am emotional today, is an understatement...
I truly do have the best husband ever. When I tried crying this morning, because I felt these cramps indicate AF is coming, he just hugged me and said, "It is okay; even if it doesn't work out this cycle; there is always next cycle".

I am still holding onto the little hope I have left within me!
I am still praying this is it for us :)

6DPO

I have a doctor's appoinment tomorrow and I am freaking out.

Also, oh my... I have been cramping on and off. It started two days ago, but they were tiny-mild-almost-not-there cramps (you get the picture)...they were so mild that I thought I was for sure making it up.

But that was not the case last night. I was cramping throughout the night; it was so bad, that I woke up a few times. It is way too early for AF cramps, so...

Could this be a good sign?

Maybe implantation?

No brown spotting or anything, but you know what they say, implantation can occur any time from 5-12 days past ovulation, and since I am hopefull this cycle,

I am concluding it WAS implantation cramping :-)

5DPO

and going insane! Is it January 5th yet?


Click, click, click...

Merry Christmas!

I hope y'all are enjoying your time with your family and friends.

Merry Christmas!

Update!

You guys have no idea how much I appreciate your e-mails, comments, tweets, etc. Thank you for all the prayers! Before I leave my mother-in-law house, I figured I will give you a quick update on what's going on. I had an ultrasound done on CD13 and had a few follicles measuring at 21mm. I was so worried on CD11 that my follicles were not big enough, but I guess my body is responding well to the Clomid on 50mg. On CD13, the doctor gave me the trigger shot (HCG)... My arm hurt so bad afterwards, my dear husband thought I was being a baby. But it really does hurt.
I got a positive OPK that night, and a negative one the following morning. So, my doctor was right when he told me I would be ovulating in 36 hours; that would have been 3:00am today. As mentioned earlier, I had some mild cramping. They bothered me a little bit, but once I was able to fall asleep, I felt just fine. We followed the doctor's instructions as far as timed intercourse and now are in the two week waiting period. I go back to the doctor's on Dec 28th to check my progesterone levels and determinate if I ovulated or not.
I am guessing the mild cramping was my follicle(s) rupturing and the egg(s) being released; who knows! I do not know what it feels to ovulate since I haven't ovulated before. So, here I am, taking it easy, and crossing my fingers and praying that this is it for us :)

Restless Blog Hop

I am co-hosting the 'Restless Blog Hop' this week with

::Young & Restless::

I am so excited for Christmas. I still cannot believe it is only a few days away.

What are your plans for Christmas?

I have a few family parties to go to!

I hope everyone is having a fabulous Friday :-)

So link up to this week 'Restless Blog Hop'...

Use your blog, twitter, facebook, etc

Can't wait to meet new blogger here!!!

RULES:

Grab this button and display it somewhere on your blog for the weekend.

Its smart to do a special post and in that post introduce yourself for all the hoppers coming to your blog!

Please be a follower of my blog 

and please be a follower of the host!!!

My Doctor is so...

I am ANGRY! and here is why...
I have been interacting with a lot of women who are going through fertility treatments on twitter (love twitter) and we shared our stories and what we are going through; its a support group. I was twitting about being on Clomid, side effects, etc. I received a direct message asking me if I am getting an ultrasound today. huh? an ultrasound, why? So, I started getting more messages about this.
I quickly turned to Google and typed "CD 11 Clomid Ultrasound" or something similar... within seconds, I found over 1000 hits on having an ultrasound done on CD11 when on Clomid to measure my follicles and check my lining....

This is all interesting to me since my doctor did not mention anything. I patiently waited for his office to open and called to DEMAND an ultrasound... well, I didn't really demand the ultrasound! But confirmed that; in fact, I needed to get this ultrasound :tears, tears:

I politely told the receptionist that I was not aware I needed this ultrasound and why was I finding out this information from the internet and not my doctor. She did not have an answer other than the doctor is busy today so he can't see you. EXCUSE ME! no, no, no, no... The doctor WILL see me today. Not only did he neglected telling me about this, but my whole cycle could have gone down the drain if it was not because of TWITTER.... TWITTER Y'ALL!!!

Okay. So I told her I was coming with or without an appointment. She agreed to see me in the afternoon. I told her that since I just found out about needing to come in today that it would have to be after I was done with my work; which is what I did.

So, I went to the appointment and the doctor acted like everything was normal. He did the ultrasound and simply just said, "there are a lot of follicles, one measuring at 12mm and another one at 10mm; please come back on Wednesday, depending on the follicles size, we may do a trigger shot".... hmmm okay, so is this information good or bad? I do not know...

At this point, I do not know where I stand in this cycle. My question, is 12mm and or 10mm follicles a good thing? I would love for you to share your story if you know anything about this.

Click to vote :-)

Currently

1. My most favorite "little thing" is finding my husband reading baby blogs, articles, magazines, and books. It is just too cute; I love it!

2. I'd give anything to be pregnant right now.

3. I can't believe I am the reason why my husband and I are not pregnant yet. Stupid anovulation diagnosis. 

4. The one thing I'd like to achieve today is putting away my laundry (did not happen though).

5. The last thing I want to do today is catch up with my class (bad, I know!)

6. If I were writing my own blank today, it would say:  "If I could buy one thing, it would be ________"

7. My favorite candle scent is anything Yankee Candle... My favorite scent during Christmas is Balsam and Cedar


click, click, click to vote :-)

Dear Clomid

You better make me ovulate because since I started taking one table of you a day, I have been having a pretty bad headache and hot flashes at night.

CD1

So here we go again! I am officially on CD1... to say I am scared is an understatement. 4 more days until I start my first round of Clomid. I pray and hope this works.

Here is our plan:

• Clomid CD5-9
• Preseed 
• OPKs; starting CD8
• SMEP; BD'ing starting CD8 
• and our doctor's recommendation to BD 36 hours after the "smiley" face appears

Praying for a smiley face! Wish us luck :-)

Click below to vote,

...Nathan is on the phone with his mom!

Me: I can't believe your brother bought a new car, what is it?
Nathan: Jeep Commander
Me: Your mom said it has three sunroofs? 
Nathan: I don't even know why he needs such a big car; half of the time the back seats on our car are down; I don't even bother putting them up.
Me: Hopefully next year, we will have to make sure the back seats are always up.
Nathan: Oh no! we WILL have the seats always up by next year; with a car seat and our baby.

Have I tell you how much I love my husband? ALOT
I love how positive and hopeful he is about us becoming parents soon :-)

RANT

WARNING: 

Read at your own risk 

I am loosing it. I have never been this uncomfortable in my life. Every single part of my body hurts. My breasts are killing me, can't sleep at night. The cramping is just getting worse by the day. I called my doctor and he advised I take another pregnancy test. I did and it was  negative.
Last night, I went to sleep telling my husband how it is not fair that I am hurting emotionally and physically; and he is not. He just gave me a big hugged and told me he loves me. I know he gets frustrated when I cry. Believe me when I say, I understand it must be annoying not knowing whether or not your wife is going to have a good day or not. Part of me feels like I miss the "old" me, the "me" that did not cry every time she saw a pregnant women, the one that did not ask every single day "why me?".

I have an amazing husband, the greatest for sure! He supports me in every way he can. His mother and father are the best parents-in-law a girl could asked for. They are there for me not matter what.

When I first found out that I was not ovulating and saw a big circle on the word "infertility". I needed my parents. I called my mom that day to ask if she knew where my dad was. I wanted to talk to him so bad. At some point, I almost felt like I needed to talk to him. My mom told me that she was talking on the phone with him, and I asked if she could tell him to call me. She quickly replied, "for what". See my mother has never been supportive of my decisions, so I feel more comfortable talking to my dad. I just said, "nothing, just want to talk to him".

I waited for his call, tried calling him again, but no answer. I then called my mom back and asked if she told my dad to call me. She said, "why do you need to talk to him". I lost it, started crying and simply said, "I want to talk to him about my doctor's appointment". She asked if I could tell her about it. Knowing my mom's feelings, I told her "no" because I know how she feels about my decisions. She quickly replied, "you need to go to a psychologist, you are psychotic" ---this is exactly why I do not talk to my mom about what I am going through. I just cried and cried while I listened to her called me almost every name written on mental health and then hung up.

Nathan's mom response when she learned my diagnosis: "Sweetie, everything is going to be okay!"
-that is all I wanted and needed to hear from my parents.

Instead, I feel like a "stranger" in the place I once called home. I would love to write that my parents and I are best friends, but we are not. In fact, I told Nathan yesterday that if he ever ever leaves me, I would have no family, because the only family I have is his. He quickly replied, "that is not true, because you are family. You are not just family because you married me".

I understand not everyone knows how to deal with infertility. I would expect a change on my friendships, but not a change on my parents. Infertility already brings all kind of insecurities to you. I honestly did not need my parents non supportive opinions; I just needed their love.

I got all excited two days ago when I saw my mom was calling me. I did not pick up since I was in the car with Nathan and called her back later. I haven't talk to her since the day after 'Thanksgiving' and the only reason why she called was to ask me for a ride to the metro station because she was planning on going to NY. I told her I couldn't, I haven't heard back from her since. :sigh:

Before knowing the diagnosis

After knowing the diagnosis

Can you see the difference on my smile?

Before the diagnosis, smiling was not hard

Now, it feels like a chore!

"For nothing is impossible with God" (Luke 1:37)

                   

Currently

Obsessing over: red hunter boots, infertility, ovulation kit, iTouch, pregnancy, and Christmas lights.


Working on: finally starting my school work, and catching up with e-mails.


Thinking about: my grandfather, my hubby, and a baby.

Anticipating: being pregnant, giving birth, and motherhood.

Listening to: whatever song my husband has playing downstairs, and Chloe barking!

Drinking: water

Wishing: for a baby


Don't forget to vote below :)

...cramping?

...CD37, BFN on CD31, 3 Provera pills left, waiting for AF, and trying to stay positive!

First round of Clomid, CD5-CD9 = an anxious, scared me

I have been doing a lot better lately. I haven't cry in a while :) I have hope that things will work out for us. I try not think about ovulation, fertility, etc. But it has been hard these past few days. Since I started taking Provera, I am so uncomfortable!  It is almost like my body does not want me to take them. I am cramping all day every day. I cannot sleep on my stomach because my breasts are sore; really sore! I love hugging my husband, but for the past week, I have to tell him to be careful when he hugs me because it hurts. 

Is this even normal? I am calling my doctor's on Friday if it does not go away. Being this uncomfortable sucks and reminds me every day that I am not ovulating. 

I hope you all are having a great week so far! Good Bye November, Hello December! 

...Can you guys believe there is only 31 days left this year? 

Click below, and vote :-)

Circle + Bloom

"help me get pregnant, get serious bbout getting pregnant - circle + bloom"

My husband told me I am going crazy because I asked my mother in law for the 'Natural Cycle for Fertility Program' from circle + bloom  as a Christmas present.

At this point, I am willing to try just about anything... that includes meditation CDs worth over $50.00

Have you heard of this program?

Does it work?

Sucess stories, please!!!

Should I keep this on my Christmas' list?

ahh, having second thoughts



Click to vote below :-)

Infertility

I found this article when reading its a love thing... The article was written by C. Jane and she did a great job capturing what infertility is all about. 

Infertility is so much more than not having a baby in your arms.

That's why you can't hand your crying baby to the infertile woman at church and say things like, "Here, this will make you feel better. Aren't you glad you don't have to put up with this?"

The woman experiencing infertility doesn't want your baby. Certainly, your baby is squishy and lovely (even when crying) and smells so nice, but that's not it. That's not even a consolation.

Nor is saying to your infertile neighbor, "You should just adopt. If you adopt I swear you'd get pregnant. It's happened to like, three of my friends/relatives/coworkers."

Because, that's not it either. It's not about achieving some ends to a means. It's not about belittling adoption so you can achieve a pregnancy.

And adoption is not a scientific cure for infertility--and it's not an emotional cure either.

Infertility is an all encompassing state of being. It has the force to completely take over the core of a woman's belief about who she is and what she is capable of. It's not about having a biological baby or an adopted baby or a foster baby, it's about feeling whole even if no baby ever comes at all.

It's about overcoming those days when you are called to repentance (by well-meaning family members, or ladies at church) for "lacking the faith to conceive" or for being selfish because "what is taking you so long to have a baby?"

It's being able to love your body even though it's not functioning in a fertile way. It's about ignoring the statements like, "if you lost weight you'd get pregnant," or "the clock is ticking! you're getting too old," or "I don't know what the problem is, my husband looks at me wrong and I'm pregnant!"

It's the determination that no matter how family-friendly our culture is, or how valuable we pronounce motherhood or how we like to say well-meaning things like, "we're all mothers!" that the truth is we are all daughters of a loving Heavenly Father. And that isolated characteristic is mighty powerful in its own course. Anything else added to it is cherry, but not necessary for our eternal self-esteem.

My own battle with infertility ripped me apart. In those heavy years I felt every emotion given to mankind to feel. Jealously like a furious ocean. Anger, rage and self-directed disappointment. It wasn't just the inability to conceive, it was the inability to believe in myself.

There was a lot of misunderstanding everywhere I went.

BUT. There is a belief structure that we preach in our church based on a scripture in the Book of Mormon it says:

Ether 12:27 And if men come unto me I will show unto them their weakness. I give unto men weakness that they may be humble; and my grace is sufficient for all men that humble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will I make weak things become strong unto them. 

If we come unto Christ, He will make our weaknesses strengths.

I'm not talking about being infertile for five years and then pregnant for the next four (which, as it turns out has happened in my experience). My weakness wasn't infertility which was washed away by strong fertility.

My weakness was not seeing who I really was, with or without a baby. I could only see myself as a person who wanted. I was incomplete. And upon getting (miraculously) pregnant I didn't suddenly understand, but somehow along the way I could see how the Lord took me by my hand and showed me my strength:

I am a daughter of God, and therefore entitled to intelligence, creativity, joy, inspiration and beyond. These are my strengths. Real strengths.

That is not to say there aren't residual wounds that came because of that inner turmoil (I am still working on forgiving some of those "helpful" remarks . . .) I feel I'll never get over the entire experience completely. And I suppose this is a post easier to write on the eve of having my third child. But I remember saying to myself during those extremely lonely years, "I want hope more than I want a baby." I didn't mean hope that someday I'd conceive, I meant hope that someday it wouldn't be so painful to be me.

This past week I was asked by Studio 5 to be a guest on their Sensitivity Training segment. They asked me to speak about how to talk to someone experiencing infertility. During the interview I said a phrase I didn't get to really explain "there's light at the end of the tunnel." It sounds so cliche and trite out of context. I didn't mean conception.

I meant: the light at the end of the tunnel comes when the light inside of yourself illuminates who youreally are, and what you're really capable of.

That's when infertility becomes less about having a baby in your arms and more about gratitude for having experienced it.

Diagnosis

Thank you all so much for your prayers, love, and support. 

It meant a lot to me to read your comments, and e-mails. 

I am on CD 33, BFN, and no AF. Here is why:

I went to the doctor's on CD 21 to get a blood test to find out whether or not I was ovulating on my own. I had done 'Ovulation Kits' at home the past few months so I was positive that was not the problem. But I was wrong.

I got a call from my doctor's office on Tuesday, November 22nd and the nurse informed me the doctor wanted to see right away and my progesterone level was at 0.09. She told me they are really low, and I am not ovulating.

I went to the doctor's office the following day; in disbelief, as part of me hoped this was not true. But it was confirmed, I am not ovulating.

I have anovulatory cycles, that means I get my menstruation every month but an egg is not release so ovulation does not occur. The doctor explained that this is the most common cause of infertility. No further testing are needed at the moment since we have a diagnosis that explains why my husband and I are not conceiving.

The doctor explained various treatment options and assured me that I will get pregnant. Even though it is nice to know he is confident it will happen for us, I had my doubts.

So, we are starting with a combination of two medicines: Provera and Clomid. He instructed me to take a pregnancy test before starting Provera to make sure I was not pregnant. I took the test on Friday and it was negative so I started taking the medicine that night. I am currently on day 3 of taking this. Provera will induce my menstruation. I used Provera last cycle since I did not get my AF either. I will start taking Clomid 50mg on cycle day 5 for 5 days. I need to test for ovulation starting on CD 10 with OPKs and 'Baby Dance' starting on CD 10 until CD20 every other day. He also told me the best time to BD is 36 hours from my first positive OPK reading. I will then go to the doctor's again on CD 21 to see if I ovulated or not.

Based on my CD 21 results, he will increase the Clomid dosage to 100mg if my body did not respond to the 50mg. The dosage will be increased until ovulation is reached. If Clomid does not do the trick then he will prescribe Metformin. So that means, I will be taking: Provera, Clomid, and Metformin.

If that does not work, then he will add a trigger shot. He assured me that there are different options that will help me ovulate before IVF.

I spent a few days crying over this. I am not going to lie, seeing the doctor do a big circle around the word 'infertility' scared me. For the first time, I felt incomplete. I am the reason why my husband and I are unable to conceive. I know my husband will do anything for me, so I am willing to do whatever it takes to give him the joy of parenthood. He told me a few days ago to get myself together and climb out of the hole I have been digging with this whole infertility journey. He is right. There are options. I have to be positive, and have hope. We will get through this and we will be pregnant (sooner or later).

I am feeling a lot better about this whole anovulation diagnosis since yesterday. 

I will continue to stay positive during this infertility journey.

I will have faith, I will pray, and I will believe that one day,

we will have a positive pregnancy test (BFP)!

A Christmas Present

I am linking up to Merry Indie Christmas hosted by Casey, Danielle, Kate, and Janel

A few weeks ago, I started making jewelry again.

So, this Christmas,

one of my dearest friend will get this

...

I purchased all the materials from Michael's,

It took me about 30 minutes to finish the ring,

I used different beads to give it a "bulky" look.

If you want to make this, e-mail me for the tutorial.

I do not have internet at the moment, so blogging from my phone is at times difficult. 

Baby?

Take a close look at this picture and tell me what you see

...

hint: baby

I saw this picture on twitter from {Oh Happy Miracle} and it is amazing.

I smiled for the first time this morning;

all thanks to this picture. 

Candied Sweet Potatoes

Happy Thanksgiving!

Today, I made my first dish to bring for our family on Thanksgiving.

Every year, I went to the store and bought a dish.

My mother in law asked me if I ever made 'Sweet Potatoes' before,

I quickly replied "yes"

...

I made 'Sweet Potatoes' before at my previous job.

I opened a can, put the content inside a baking dish, and turned the oven on.

That counts as making it? Doesn't it?

Okay, maybe "no" but I just couldn't tell my mother in law that,

'No, I have not made Sweet Potatoes before'

...

How hard can it be? Not hard at all :)

Here is the recipe I used:

• Four Pounds of Sweet Potatoes
• 2 1/4 cups of brown sugar
• 1 1/4 cups of margarine (I used 'I can't believe its butter')
• 4 cups of miniature marshmallows
• Ground cinnamon to taste
• Ground nutmeg to taste 

Directions:

• Preheat over to 400 degrees F
• Bring a large pot of water to boil. Add potatoes (slightly underdone); drain, cool, and peel
• In a large pot combine margarine, brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and marshmallows 
• I did this step twice. One bash, I used to mix with the sweet potatoes, and the second bash, I used on top of the sweet potatoes
• Stir potatoes with the marshmallows sauce. Smash potatoes and transfer to prepared dish.
• Finish with topping the sweet potatoes with marshmallows and bake for 15 minutes 

The Final Product:

It's Official

As I left my doctor's appointment today, the nurse stopped me to tell me this:

"We are calling your insurance company today, to ensure they pay for infertility treatments"

As of today, my medical chart has a big circle around the word "infertility".

I knew this was coming... but I was not ready for it to be "official" :(

Waiting :(

I had my doctor's appointment on CD 21 to test if I am ovulating on my own or not. The results were supposed to be back within 2 days. My appointment was on Tuesday. I called them Thursday afternoon to see if my results were available, and the receptionist told me the nurse would call me Friday or Monday. I waited for the call all day Friday, and nothing. I waited for the call yesterday and called them around 2:30pm to get my results when I didn't hear back from them. They put me on hold for about 15 minutes, finally the receptionist comes back on the phone and said, 

"What is your phone number? 

The nurse is with a patient and she would call you back today with your results". 

I gave her my number and once again WAITED (by the phone this time) for the call...

 and they never called. 

I am on CD28 today and as of last night, 

I have been dreaming and hoping that I ovulated and that my AF does not come today, and that we will finally get our BFP this cycle. 

I wanted to have my blood test result BEFORE today! Because I did not want to dream, to hope.. 

not this cycle. 

I am tired of crying! I am tired of waiting up in the middle of night telling my husband over and over how sorry I am that we are not pregnant yet! I am tired of having my heart crushed over and over again every month. 

I wanted things to be different this cycle. I wanted to know the results before CD28 so I am mentally and emotionally prepare if AF shows up today. I do not want to take another pregnancy test if the result is going to be NEGATIVE. 

I do not want the disappointment! I really just want one answer...

DO I OVULATE OR NOT? 

ps. to make things worse, I woke up today feeling dizzy, and my tummy hurts!

Today

I had my doctor's appointment. I will write a post about it (hopefully) by the end of the week. I survived another appointment. I am just now waiting for the results :sigh:

Craft Room

I love making jewelry, painting, knitting, sewing, etc...

I probably spent more money at Michael's than at a grocery store.

My craft room has always been messy; really messy!

So one day, I decided to organize all my art/craft supplies.

 

I am happy with the final look.

Now that my craft room is organized, 

I can find things easily :-)

I'm scared!

I have been looking forward to my doctor's appointment since my last visit almost three weeks ago. It is only three days away and I just feel like I need to cancel. 

I want to cancel;

simply because I am afraid of the outcome. 

When it comes to infertility, there is no escape. You either get an answer you are most likely not going to like, or you don't get an answer at all and continue wondering and thinking "what if..."

So, what is worse? To know there is a problem, or to know there is nothing wrong. 

If there is a problem, do we have solutions to the problem? 

If there is not a problem, why can't we get pregnant?

... what's next?

My Sticky Note "INFERTILITY"

My husband makes everything better.
He really does. So as we were driving home tonight, I read him this post. He listened.
He told me that I should take this whole experience as a "blessing"
A blessing that there are treatments available
A blessing that we were not in this situation twenty plus years ago
A blessing that we live in a country that offers health care benefits
A blessing that we have options!

I guess there is a big sticky note on my forehead that screams "INFERTILITY"

Am I angry? Yes, I am...

I listen to the radio and within minutes,

an advertise from 'Shady Grove Fertility' clinic starts playing

I get online and within seconds,

advertisements about 'Infertility' are in every page

...

I get on my facebook and you guessed it,

more infertility advertisements

:SIGH:

I walk into my office and half of my co-workers are suddenly PREGNANT

or have a story to share about how it took them 2 months to get pregnant...

I decide to watch some televison last night from Hulu+ and there it was...

19 & Counting

or should I say? 20 & Counting

Celebrity gossip websites...

Jessica Simpson is pregnant

and a few minutes ago I check my personal e-mail and I got an e-mail titled

"fertility- what every man (and women) needs to know"

I want my husband to give me a big hug and tell me everything is going to be okay!

Too bad I won't see him for another two hours :(

November Button Swapping

I learned about....

November Button Swapping

by following

Stacey from "The Music Making Mommy" 



It feels like it was yesterday when I was getting ready to go the beach and enjoy summer vacations.

Today is November and in a few weeks, it will be December.

If you are looking to grow your blog, you should join the button swapping.

Check out Stacey's blog and follow the instructions!

Happy Growing :-)

Trusting

"Trust in the LORD with all your heart 

and lean not on your own understanding; 

in all your ways submit to him, 

and he will make your paths straight"

Proverbs 3:5-6

Stylish Baby

This is a new cycle with endless possibilities, right? I feel relax, happy, and hopeful...
I can dream... and if we were having a baby girl! I would love to buy her the following items:

Pettiskirt

Coat

babydoll cardigan

isobella chloe blair dress

burberry sleeveless dress

I think my husband may be in some trouble if we have a girl

Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween! 

I have a good feeling that by this time next year, 

my husband and I are going to be celebrating Halloween with...

A BABY! 

Keeping my fingers crossed :-)

Until then, I couldn't wait to share a collage of our dog, Chloe!

Chloe loves running, sleeping, eating, chilling, and just relaxing!

She was such a cute puppy. She is obedient and enjoys attention

She loves to help

and she loves to dress up!

I hope you are enjoying your night giving out candy to the kiddies!

2 chix.

My friends called me Bridezilla a few years ago

When I am pregnant, they may call me

PREGZILLA

and then they can buy me this T-shirt!

I found this awesome maternity clothes website called 2 chix and I am in love... Their voluptuous tees are cute with sassy sayings! and they are 100% cotton.

and for my husband...

The 'he shoots, he scores" t-shirt is a must :-)

Seems like my husband is going to have a huge selection of new t-shirts.

He NEEDS to have the following t-shirts:

my boys can swim

the man behind the belly

I'm the milkman

changing the world... one diaper at a time

Looks like my husband may be getting all these t-shirts for x-mas!