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Enjoying  simple days.- More family walks and game nights. 
Reading- I often find myself looking through pregnancy magazines. Finding new healthy recipes or eyeing cool baby gadgets.
Cooking- We've enjoyed a few new recipes. Just recently we purchased a jar of Jerk seasoning from World Market. -Grilled jerk chicken, was delicious! Baked cinnamon roll donuts were also on the menu.
Craving-Blended fruit smoothies, mangoes, avocados, and spicy foods.
Capturing- I've been exploring and capturing moments with our camera. A display of flags filled the streets on Memorial Day.-It was a beautiful sight. Each flag gently waved in the breeze. I've also taken quite a few pictures of my growing belly. -It's changing and it's beautiful. 
Preparing- I've taken the time to gather a few baby supplies. Folding and setting items aside.
Feeling - Pretty darn good!  I've been exercising, drinking tons of water, and eating fruit. I feel pretty good for entering my 24th week of pregnancy. 
Wanting- More rainy days. -Windows open, fresh breezy air..ah it's lovely.
Expecting- The next few months to fly by.
Wearing- Maxi skirts and dresses. At this point in my pregnancy, they are beyond comfortable. 












“Be happy in the moment, that's enough. Each moment is all we need, not more.” 

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  1. Such a lovely collection of things happening right now. I'm with you on the loose skirts and dresses in summer pregnancies. Mine were both born in September and I know exactly what you mean. :)

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    1. Jennifer, thank you. Aw, there seems to be a lot of September babies around. I was also born in September. :) I hope you're enjoying your children being home for summer break-which I know you are. :)

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  2. I'm craving fresh fruits too - smoothies, juices, the lot! It's the nicer weather that does it to me!

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    1. Yes warmer weather seems to bring out the fruit eater in me. I can't resist. Aren't smoothies just delightful?! :)

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  3. Grilled jerk chicken sounds delicious!

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    1. Try it !- If you like spicy, you'll enjoy it. :)

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  4. Love the pictures, especially the baby! :)

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    1. Aw Kristy, you're so sweet. Thank you lovely.

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  5. so cute the bunny and your baby bump! I feel like everyone is having babies or are pregnant. baby fever anyone?Lol The months will really fly by! before you know it you'll be meeting your baby girl :)

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    1. Aw, thank you! Hmm, you might just have baby fever.- Lol. It sure does seem like this pregnancy is flying by. :) I hope all is well with you.

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