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Wow! So much has changed at the cabin and inside the womb, but, alas, my words are not yet met with too much picture proof. We finally broke down and bought a mattress (probably the last major purchase for the cabin), and we got a phone (but opted for only 100 long distance min. a month...)! Having a land line seems so spectacularly out of date, but we can sure use it.
Speaking of dates... I had a nice encounter with some Berea moms last night at BC & T. We had a lovely talk about how some people think they're Nostradamus when they approach pregnant women with their predictions about the sex and temperament of babies (among other enjoyable talks).
Jeff has had a chance to install beautiful pine heart wood flooring, random tile in spots, a hearth, wood stove, claw foot tub, and other stuff I'm surely forgetting. Having an hourly job would be a break for him. He's working super hard to button up the space for our family.
We've had our first Natural Childbirth class! I loved it. The teacher is someone we met at the festival who works for Peacecraft (a local free-trade shop). My favorite part was the "birth art" we did at the end of class. We all took time to color a picture of "the journey" of our pregnancy and got to share our results at the end. Next week will be awesome. While we're in Lex-Vegas I hope to visit some baby consignment shops along with our midwife's shop which sells organic, free-trade yarns and lots of other cool crafting stuff. You know, stuff nobody has the money for anymore :P.
Next week we see Sarah and hopefully get to meet Karen (the back-up midwife). I'll be 34/35 weeks... I think.
As for other random news, it escapes me. Check ya later

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