
His big close up. With his hands in his face, I am
betting we are going to have to tape those things
to his sides. even in the 12 week ultra sound he
wouldn't move them far from his little face.

Here he is! The Tech was surprised to see that
he was all stretched out. She said at this size
they usually have their knees all curled up, but
he was stretched and legs were straight out. (That
gives you a hint at how large I must look. With
12" stretched straight out.)

I took Andrew lunch and insisted on taking a
picture because we matched.

2o weeks
So I decided that it would be fun to take pictures at the most well know weeks in pregnancy. So here is my belly at twenty weeks, which was November 17th. Andrew likes to point out that almost everyday I look bigger. When your are pregnant that is the only time people are 'allowed' to say anything about someones weight or waist line!! Well here is my new idea the next time anyone says anything about me getting bigger I am going to turn to them and look them up and down and say "You are too. But that's to bad you don't even have a good reason... FATTY!" (I will just be thinking the fatty remark in my head. See I don't really want to hurt any ones feelings.) Do people not get it, that is not a nice or a good compliment even though I do have a baby growing in side me. My other pet peeve is that I don't like to be touched, if someone I know or don't know comes and rubs my big fat belly watch out because I will rub yours back and then you can see how you like it. UGH! These are the little things that will give me some entertainment so I don't think of smacking someone a good one along side their head. And most of all the dumb people who park in the new K-Mart parking lot spot that clearly says for 'Expectant Mothers' just so you can be two spots closer to the store, what a shame. I see them get in and out of their cars and they are not even close to being pregnant. Park those two spaces over their big fat belly could use that exercise, they are not fouling anyone, they should be ashamed of themselves, most of the time it isn't even a mother with young children. Well enough of complaints.
Life is good here. Andrew said yesterday that he loves his job even though he has his days. He even said he loves Pocatello. I was so glad to here that he is enjoying life. I am so grateful for everything he is doing for us. I love him so much. I am also so grateful that he loves my parents. He has more fun handing out with dad than he does with me. It is really fun to see them bond. I am lucky that Andrew is a nice guy and that he puts up with my crap. I sure do love you buddy.
We went to the Doctor on the 18th and The ultrasound tech asked us if we wanted to know what we were having and of course we said yes. She sat the thing down and with in less than 3 seconds our little boy was displaying his goods. The Tech asked if we could tell what it was. I said "WOW that is definitely a boy!" If you could have seen Andrews face... you really couldn't have stopped him from smiling and whipping that grin off his face. It was so funny. the Tech was also having the hardest time getting the baby to move his hands away from his face as you can see. So the profile pictures weren't all that great. But we still like to look at them. I also think it is so dumb not to have your baby named when you go home. Andrew was called Baby for I think they said 3 weeks! I also think it is dumb to keep the name a secret, if some family member, or friend takes our name... They can be the jerks who stole it and we will still name our baby our name. So his name will be Carson Scott Archibald. We have had it chosen out for months. In fact all our names are chosen out. It makes him more real to have a name and be called it as often as we can. We are so excited for our little guy to get here. P.S. Andrew felt him kick on December 2, at 12:30 AM he was so excited to know he was there.