Saturday and q-tip man!

Well, today was such a fun day. It started out a little icky. i was so tired from a horrible nights sleep and i just wanted to lay in bed all day, but i knew that i couldn't do that to dadi since this is his only "fun" day to be with the family. Sunday's are fun, and we get to spend time together, but it's not the same since we don't go out and do stuff like we do on a Saturday. So it started out with dadi putting together moma's tricycle. Santa brought it for her for Christmas and we hadn't put it together yet since she was still a bit too young for it. we decided that we would go over to my moms house and bug auntie since my mom is out of town and auntie is all by herself. Plus it's a better place for moma to learn how to ride. So we headed over there and dadi taught her to push the pedals and steer. she didn't do too well at first, but by the end of the day you could see she was getting the hang of it. she still needs practice though.

Here's dadi helping her down the driveway. It was fun to see her ride. i feel so guilty all the time because i never do fun stuff with her anymore. it's all because of the pregnancy and because i feel icky and can't lift her and stuff. so at least i know there will be an end to my physical restrictions soon and i can do more fun things with her. it's been a rough 8 months and I'm sure she's over it as much as i am. it's so nice when dadi is home and we can do things as a family.
This is part of my moms front yard. I was standing next to it and decided that the big rock was a perfect spot for moma to sit and take a picture. her hair was crazy and her hair bow was inside the house and her clothes are play clothes so she wasn't dressed the cutest that she could have been. next time, i will have her dress up and take some cute pictures of her in this spot. it's perfect. Hey... i think i just thought of my fathers day gift!! i better work on that this week. good thing dadi never reads the blog or else he wouldn't be too surprised with his gift.
So i figured i should take a picture of my ever expanding belly. it's so freaking huge!! i really don't feel pretty enough right now to take a picture of myself, but since i need to put a picture of this big old thing in my scrapbook for the baby, i thought i would have dadi take it and i would just swallow my pride and get it over with. it turned out okay though I'm a little bit shocked to see the side view of it. I'm used to looking down and seeing how big it is. it's a whole other experience to see it from the side. SCARY!!! the only comfort i have is knowing that i still weigh less than i did with moma at 8 months. that makes me happy.

So today while moma was taking her nap at my moms house. dadi, auntie and i watched a show about urban legends. well, they had this guy on there that claimed to be a psychic and he was giving some insight on one of the legends. well, the funny part was that the guy was totally ridiculous. he was wearing all white. like white slacks and a button down white shirt, but he had on this helmet/afro (white afro in the shape of a helmet) thing and he looked like a human q-tip. we were confused, and during the entire interview, they never addressed why he looked like that or anything. they just took him seriously like he was some Harvard professor or something. so we were all cracking up at the sight of him and i got the giggles so bad that i was still laughing for like 15 minutes after the interview. oh man, it was so funny. i was crying hard and i was breathing like one of those super fat old people that hisses when they laugh. dadi and auntie had never seen me laugh that hard and i don't think i ever have. my tummy and back hurt so much right now and i think it's from the laughing. it was the funniest thing I've seen in a long time. who would dress like that?? dadi said that he was wearing the fro helmet to protect his brain from the aliens reading his thoughts. i am totally cracking up right now just thinking about it. i know it's not that funny to you readers, but man oh man was it a crack up. any time I'm feeling sad, I'm going to think of that guy and it will instantly cheer me up. thank you q-tip man for a truly wonderful experience!!