29 weeks today!!

I am so excited because the sun has actually been out here for 2 days in a row! I can feel the spring coming sometime soon and it just puts everyone in a great mood :) I am 29 weeks today and wow feel like a house....it is crazy when you preggo somedays you feel half way normal and then other days you just feel like a whale! I am not really sure what causes it to change on a daily basis?? Maybe foods you eat? Who knows? But Bella is super active in my belly....she loves to kick my right side daily around lunch time....and quite hard :)

Pardon the little Lizzie next to me who was not happy at all this morning and we could not squeeze a smile out of her at that point in time....but I did want to showcase her favorite new shirt!!! Special thanks to Marta @ Haus of Girls for this adorable Shamrock Shirt for St. Patty's Day!! She has some super cute stuff so you should check her site out!! Her blog is super addicting, she always posts the cutest and funniest stuff!! Notice the pic of me with the little baby on my belly....Lizzie wanted a shot of her baby of the day sitting on my big belly as that made her cheer up :)

Here are some other cute shots from this morning's breakfast....Wade got up early and made my favorite FRENCH TOAST....he makes it sooooo good!!

Another funny quote from Lizzie this morning....we were on our way to school and she noticed all the frost on the cars that were parked outside. She said "Mommy I just saw a car that looked like it had sparkles on it....it is just so beautiful! I love when the cars sparkle...I know it is not because they are shiny but because it is cold, but it is just so beautiful!" I was dying laughing because I love when she says beautiful or any other big words...because when a 5 year old says it, the word just comes out so cute! I wish she would stay this age forever!

I am posting a lot of stuff right now, but I wanted to also mention that Wade sold his lake house so we spent the weekend cleaning out his stuff down there...here are some pics from that. What great memories from down there!