Pedersen Twins (plus one!): Playdough; 30 weeks with Little Brother

I need to keep a notebook with me. The girls are always doing or saying things that I want to mention on the blog, and I never remember them when it comes time to blog.

One thing: the girls have really "gotten" the camera and videocamera. They will ask for a pictures "take a picture of me mama". Then they immediately ask to "see it". I actually have to be really careful now to not interrupt their play, because if they see me with either camera, they will stop whatever they're doing and demand to see the picture/video.

Well I'm sitting here at 30 weeks and feeling ok. As I told Kurt, this is the last month where we can pretty much count on baby not making his appearance (knock on wood!). My SPD comes and goes, I just try to rest as much as I can when it's bad and it eventually passes. I'm starting a Gentle Water Moves MSCR class tonight, in the warm pool at Lapham Elementary - mostly meant for older folks but sounds like it'll be perfect for me too. I also went to the chiropractor last week. I saw her last pregnancy, and like last time, she says there's not much to be done about the pelvis, she can just adjust my middle/upper back/neck and see if that sort of loosens things up. Feels good anyway, I have typical pregnancy back pain along with the pelvis stuff, so I'll go every other week or so.

We're so happy - Kurt's parents bought a condo a couple blocks away from our (their) place. First, it means we can keep staying here for awhile. And second, the girls get to be so close to Nana and Papa they could walk/bike there when they are older. Also third, the condo complex has a pool! Although it's carefully regulated to keep out kids as much as possible with restrictive hours and limits on how many people per condo can be in the pool area. But hey, a bit of pool time is better than none!

Signe Zombie

Feeding Piglet and other friends from our pantry

Hiding is a favorite game these days

After-bath horsey fun

Playing tic-tac-toe with Daddy

Found a great recipe for homemade play dough (http://teachertomsblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/best-toy.html). They like it SO much more than the store-bought play dough. This is much "squishier"