It’s Saturday morning and our son is due on Monday. Sometime in the very near future we’re going to become parents and life will forever change. Lindsey and I are both anxious to meet our little boy and see what parenthood is all about.
Last night we watched Look Who’s Talking and ate some spicy Chinese food for dinner. We also bought an enormous amount of ice cream at the grocery store because both Lindsey and I are craving it at the moment.
On Wednesday Lindsey’s Mom arrived from Texas. She’s been helping Lindsey with last minute preparations. The ladies have been going for walks each day around the neighborhood. They also got pedicures together because “pretty feet matter and pampering feels great.”
Lindsey’s baby bump doubles as a convenient Americano tray while she catches up on some last minute reading.

Lindsey’s first car when she got her drivers license was an old silver Plymouth Voyager (with fancy wood paneling). Ever since I’ve known her she’s sworn to never get behind the wheel of a minivan again. Ha!
Today Lindsey and I traded in our cute, yellow, two-door VW Beetle for a family-friendly Honda Odyssey. While it was a little sad saying goodbye to the car that symbolized our free-spirited days as newlyweds, we’re excited about the adventures to come in our family car.

Yesterday Lindsey had her third and final baby shower. It was held at Bob’s Burgers & Brew in Burlington. The shower was organized by one of Lindsey’s close friends, Jennifer.
The girls had a great time talking babies and playing games. Meanwhile the boys retreated into the bar. Oliver, Jennifer’s husband and father of 10-month-old Bjorn, shared some of his fatherly wisdom with Jim (another expecting daddy) and me.
The ladies: Jennifer, Laura, Lindsey, Emily, Caroline (with Ashlyn), Amina.

Bjorn, with his incredible blue eyes.

There are more pictures from the shower over here.

The pregnancy continues to go well, though Lindsey is starting to feel like it’s time to get this show on the road. I think her exact words were “I want this monster out of me!” So little monster, we’re hereby giving you one month’s notice to vacate the premises. Looking forward to meeting you soon.
35 and 3/7 weeks.

After weeks of wind, cold, snow, and rain, we’re finally getting some beautiful days. Lindsey and I try to take walks at lunch time whenever it’s nice out — a benefit of working from home. Today I brought along my camera to get some bump shots of Lindsey at 34 weeks.






Lindsey’s looking for her feet.


Commodus says, “Hello little brother.”


Making faces.