While I may very well be proud of how often I've managed to post this year, the past month has been a bit abysmal. Admittedly the fall was really rough. 1st trimester paired with moderate depression and 2 small children was not easy. I'm now 20 weeks, back on depression meds, and feeling much more like myself.
For the first time since September, I've had the desire to spend a morning in the kitchen! I wanted to share some of the fun with you.
Zuchini bread pancakes - We substitute 1/2 carrots for Zuchini and double the recipe because Kevin and the kids ADORE these! Healthy, inexpensive, and so good! I don't even eat mine with topping they are so good! We call them our family super food.
Oatmeal breakfast bars - much like Quakermand completely customizable.
Six Sisters Stuff, 8 freezer crock pot meals in 1 hour - we tried these in bulk for 4 families over the New Year's holiday and so far no duds among them! Took about 2.5 hours for that many though!
I even cleaned our inside freezer and pantry! Next weekend I hope to tackle the holiday decorations, but I'm battling some respiratory gremlins that wouldn't like the dust right now.
It's been a good weekend so far and I'm grateful.
Words are things, and a small drop of ink, falling like dew upon a thought, produces that which make thousands, perhaps millions, think. --Lord Byron
05 January, 2013
04 January, 2013
Introducing...
Baby Boerschinger #3! At least in the womb...See you in May Baby!
Despite some initial concerns, the specialist thinks the baby looks great. Baby is about 11 oz. now and about the length of a banana. The main reason she thinks I can't feel a lot of movement is because baby stays pretty curled up on one side. Pike position or knees tucked up with arms across its face. It moved a lot on the ultrasound, but I didn't feel any of it. Heart and blood flow looks great.
Despite some initial concerns, the specialist thinks the baby looks great. Baby is about 11 oz. now and about the length of a banana. The main reason she thinks I can't feel a lot of movement is because baby stays pretty curled up on one side. Pike position or knees tucked up with arms across its face. It moved a lot on the ultrasound, but I didn't feel any of it. Heart and blood flow looks great.
Little face...long forehead like John Ross! |
Long toes! It's a Krogh! |
My favorite...little legs crossed up so sweet! |
The kids were with us and excited to see the baby "wave" to them! |
John Ross' forehead, Clara's little cheek bones! |
It seems to be pretty shy. Maybe a quiet one??? |
Never had 3D before. It was pretty neat! |
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