it has been too long.
i must admit the summer went by too fast.
i was in that blissful first trimester of pregnancy and enjoyed lazy mornings of sleeping in and overcoming that ever present feeling of nausea.
i really can't complain.
pregnancy and me go pretty well together.

i have so many pictures to post of our times together in the summer.
soon i promise.


school days have taken over and i'm loving the scheduled life, but missing my kids.
emma is in full day kindergarten twice a week and i just really miss having her around.
although i do really enjoy napping with seth in the afternoons. bittersweet right?

so we have decided that this little miracle growing inside of me is our last. we will find out next month what we are having, but we think we already know. we are so excited. the kids are so excited.

tomorrow we are going to the drs. office together to hear the heartbeat, and by together i mean all the kids and brian. i want them to remember this. i want them to feel apart of this miracle.
i'm about 14 weeks, and into my 2nd trimester already.
it is crazy to think that i will never experience the first trimester of pregnancy again, did I say crazy, i think i meant a relief. i can definitely close the door on that one with a smile. there will be others that won't be quite so easy.

but for now i am trying to enjoy all the changes, even if my pants don't fit comfortably anymore!!




Comments

Jenni said…
it is a bitter-sweet feeling knowing that it's the "last" for everything....but I think it helps to enjoy it even more! So excited for you guys....can't wait to hear what you are having! :)
September 19, 2011 at 5:09 PM
ABDO said…
Too bad for me not to be working tomorrow. I would have given you "the big room" for sure :) Congrats Boehme Family. Em, you have such a nice way of writing about the "first of the lasts" of pregnancy. Enjoy.
September 19, 2011 at 8:35 PM
Tracey Stephan said…
Congratulations on your last one! I am glad to hear you are enjoying all you can. I love the dejunking part of the last baby...although I got a little teary when the crib almost all my babies used was given away.
September 20, 2011 at 9:10 PM
houseofhud said…
Congrats Emily! That is so nice that you feel like you KNOW it's your last. Enjoy the little changes this last time! Then on to the next stages of life!!!
September 24, 2011 at 1:11 PM
The Coopers said…
Hey, Rachelle here. I just stumbled upon your blog, from alisha's. Might have to tune in now.. your kids are so cute, can't believe you are going to be a mom of six you look too good! Congrats again!
October 11, 2011 at 7:53 PM
Unknown said…
How are you feeling? It is time for another update!!!

I miss you.
October 26, 2011 at 5:13 PM
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