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20 to 30 weeks


So here's to giving you a headache =)

If I was awesome and did the same pose every week, this photo would be less headache-y and really cool, but I didn't because it's so easy to be lazy. But by 20-24 weeks you finally grow. 
We'll see what 30-40 does to me. 

I don't have cravings. I could just always eat.
I don't feel sick, so that's AWESOME. 
I feel tired like 85% of the time.
Back pains, bladder pressure, & strong movements describe the past month. 

Did I tell you my doctor said I should eat more so my baby isn't too small?
Seriously, I can't win with her. I tell her I eat A LOT and then she said I should exercise less. 
Obviously she doesn't know me, but I wanted Mr Smith to be there laughing out loud.

Wait. about those cravings . . . let's add Krispy Kreme doughnuts to the list.
I haven't had one, but my mouth starts watering every time.

Update: My husband knows the way to my heart
(and he reads my blog)

I'm still figuring out this Instagram thing, but it says "one free doughnut"
make that THREE!


#freefood #doughnuts #besthusbandever

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  1. Girlfriend, I MISS YOU, and you look so stinking cute it kills me. Sheesh, mama.

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