Pregnancy Note to Self:
When you already feel as big as a whale and are in fact as swollen as one, spare yourself the disapointment of trying to try on new shoes. At Ross the other day with my sister I spotted some cute shoes and (with no intention of buying them) decided to slip them on. However...the slipping was not so slippery. My foot caught in the entry right below my toes. How sad. Thankfully about the time when you get so, so swollen that you can stand the sight of your lower extremities, the end is near.
Which brings me to my next point.
Baby Estes is DROPPING!! He is, in fact, moving toward the light! Rejoice! The end really is near! Or, as some would say, the beginning is near!
4 comments:
Tell him to shoot for the weekend of your graduation!!
haha! I can't wait for baby secret.....Come soon and relieve mommy of swollen feet.
how exciting!!!! come out and let the world see you, baby estes!
Swollen feet are a pain...but better than swollen face, swollen nose, swollen to the point that no one recognizes you. Or they give you that pity look that says "Oh, you look horrendous, and like you're about to pop." Or worse, they say that outloud! People will say the most insensitive things to pregnant women! As if you're not already on the verge of tears! Swollen feet are uncomfortable, but you look un-swollen everywhere else, Praise God!
You look gorgeous, Sally! I pray the end continues to be kind to you, and beautiful baby Estes comes soon! So excited for y'all!
jenn
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