
Our other activity for the morning was making a BELLY CAST! A belly cast, in case you've never observed such a thing before, is a plaster of paris cast of my huge, gorgeous belly so as to preserve it in all its glory forever. M and I are planning on making it into a shiny bronze bowl. hee hee hee. Maybe we'll put baby in it and take a picture.

And this is how my beloved husband sees me: all stomach and chin, apparently. :c)

We had so much fun! Nearly 40 weeks, fat, happy, and waiting for our cute new baby to come!

1 comment:
I can't believe you got to make a belly cast!! I always wanted to do one, but Rick said "Where will you put that??" "Why would you want one of those??" Even after I said I would keep it at the birth center & see it when I went to work - still no go. Now my baby bearing is over and I'll never have one. Glad you're doing one - I think they're great! (Plus, do it on the 1st, while your belly is still nice and taught and round!) Way to go on the homebirth too!
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