Keolanani Kinghorn

Holy Cow. I've never been so excited to share ultrasound pictures. Here is the fruit of my labor aka. the perks of having complications in pregnancy. I had an ultra sound today and they did a regular and 3D ultrasound. I never knew how clear and AMAZING the 3D pictures could be. I was just in awe. I'm 32 1/2 weeks right now (50 days to go) and my baby girl is 4lbs 2 oz. She loves her hand: in almost every ultrasound I have had she has it infront of her face. I had to shake around to get her to move it so we could get a full face shot. I am in LOVE with her. I just wanna hold her in my arms already, but I can wait :) Looking at these pictures made me wonder if we look alike, so I busted out some of my kid pictures. I don't have any newborn pictures with me, these are the ones I have, but I think we look similar. I may be biased. Just maybe. And since Easter is coming up, I had to add this one :) Love, Keola ...

Since my pregnancy took an interesting twist and I found out I was at risk for pre-term labor, my life has changed a bit: no more exercising (not even walking...tear), lots and lots of doctors appointments, 2 emergency runs to the hospital, and lots more time to just sit. It's been a difficult and strange adjustment, but it does come with its perks. 1. My husband helps more around the house, takes care of me (including yelling at me when I'm on my feet too much), and pretty much has become my personal slave. ;) Whatever I need, all I do is ask him and he gets it for me. He's the best! 2. My neighbors, friends, and family check up on me all the time to make sure i'm OK. 3. My sweet mother-in-law helps with my laundry. 4. I have more time to read, watch TV, and grade papers (which I love to avoid at all costs). 5. I get to sit on this great swivel chair while I teach my class and roll around while I teach. 6. I get hooked up to a monitor once-a-week to check con...