One last thing to do - have ourselves a little bun!

Here is a picture of me at 38 weeks. I didn't take one at 39 but will take one when I am headed to the hospital. My little guys has finally dropped and I am just waiting for him to make his presence. 

The last week was a crazy busy week. Every hour of the day was filled with something to accomplish to keep on my schedule. I survived, everything got done - Christmas tree cut down and decorated, work finished, Thanksgiving dinner cooked served and cleaned up, Christmas shopping done (8 hours of shopping on Black Friday and I still didn't go into labor), Christmas gifts wrapped and under the tree, the house and furniture completely rearranged and cleaned, the babies space finished and ready for him to come, hair cut, pedicure done, cupboards filled with groceries, car seats are in both cars and our hospital bags are packed. Only one thing left - the arrival of the little bun. 

We spent Thanksgiving day at my mom's house with siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins and grandma. After that we headed back to our place to finish cooking and host a meal at our place. We were originally going to have 9 people over but at the last minute 4 didn't show up so it was Dad, Rick and I and two of my favorite girls - Danny and Mickey. We had a 20 lbs turkey so as you can imagine we had tons of left overs. 

Last year we started a new Christmas tradition (since it was our first together) cutting down our Christmas tree in the mountains. We went with A&D again this year to cut our tree down in the Santa Cruz mountains. Since we went so early this year (we wanted to do it before the bun came) we had first pick of trees. Again this year, the weather was beautiful, sunny and about 70 degrees. How did we luck out two years in a row. It was a great and enjoy day. Our tree isn't as big as it was last year but it is still a good one. It is a silver fur and smells like Christmas. It is about 10.5 ft. so it's a little more manageable this year. 

This is the tree decorated. However, it looks a little small in this picture. It's a pretty good size tree.