Here are a few pictures from the hospital. Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Thundercats are Go!
Well, as I said they come when they're good and ready. Story to come later, but Sunday, September 27, 2009 we welcomed our son Zayd Pacha Gaxiola into this world! My dad won the pool as he predicted he would come on Saturday (he also helped things along by taking me walking). I have been more blessed than I can ever have imagined throughout this pregnancy and delivery. I am thanking God every day for that! Nick and I are so happy this day has finally come, and we can't wait to share more with you all as he grows up (God-willing).
Friday, September 25, 2009
No News is Good News
Another doctor's appointment and no update. My doctor says we probably won't go all the way to my due date, which is October 7, and it still could be any day now. So we'll see...
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Nursery... Kinda
I just realized that Baby G is about to be here, and I haven't posted any final nursery pics. I use the term nursery loosely, because, for those of you that don't know, we live in a condo. We absolutely love our condo, and wouldn't change it for anything, but it is slightly limited in terms of space. We had to turn our office/Nick's closet area/den into the "nursery." Let me just say, I was skeptical at first, but I think we pulled it off.
What amazes me is how much junk you can accumulate in such a small space, and how you don't realize just how much until you find yourself needing that space for new junk! I took some transition pictures just to illustrate what we went through and to bring a greater appreciation for the final result. I've also already posted a preview of the crib.


What amazes me is how much junk you can accumulate in such a small space, and how you don't realize just how much until you find yourself needing that space for new junk! I took some transition pictures just to illustrate what we went through and to bring a greater appreciation for the final result. I've also already posted a preview of the crib.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Update Number 1
Thus far, every doctor visit has been the same.
Friday morning, show up, wait a little bit, get called back, leave a urine sample (not fun), get on the scale (even worse), check BP, listen to baby's heart (bright spot), and lately the visit ends with a pelvic exam (okay, the absolute worst part). This time, I actually got some news! Yay! So, I'm 37 weeks 2 days, 80% effaced and 1.5 cm dilated. Don't let this information affect your vote in the poll, now, because it still could be several weeks, but it's something, and I'll take it!
Friday morning, show up, wait a little bit, get called back, leave a urine sample (not fun), get on the scale (even worse), check BP, listen to baby's heart (bright spot), and lately the visit ends with a pelvic exam (okay, the absolute worst part). This time, I actually got some news! Yay! So, I'm 37 weeks 2 days, 80% effaced and 1.5 cm dilated. Don't let this information affect your vote in the poll, now, because it still could be several weeks, but it's something, and I'll take it!
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Poll Posted
There's been a lot of speculation about when the little man is coming, so I thought I post a little blog poll for anyone who's interested. I just broke it into 3 categories, early, on time, or late. I cast the first vote for late, specifically, I'm thinking the 12th just because I know my patience is going to be tested. Somehow my dad thinks he is going to be early. I think it's because they have a trip planned for the weekend after my due date...
I guess that's what happens when you already have 5 grandchildren...
I guess that's what happens when you already have 5 grandchildren...
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Full Takes on a New Meaning
Movements, hiccups, contractions... What was my life like before I had all this activity going on in my belly? Before, it was either full of food or empty or somewhere in between. It amazes me how we, pregnant women can just go on with our everyday business forgetting that there is another human life living and growing in our bellies! All day long, it's either movement, contraction, or hiccups (a really crazy phenomenon). And sure there are plenty of times where nothing is going on. But, it seems like if I just stop for a second, he reminds me that he's in there playing and having a grand ole time living where noone else has ever lived before. It serves as a constant reminder of the blessing that is pregnancy and motherhood.
Just some thoughts, and here's a belly pic, just for kicks. Even Nick and I can't believe how big it is getting these days!
Just some thoughts, and here's a belly pic, just for kicks. Even Nick and I can't believe how big it is getting these days!
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