October 11, 2009
Filling the Void
While I wait patiently (or not) for Little Monster Baby (how’s that for an oxymoron) to arrive, I thought I’d kill some blog time with photos. It’s hard to write a real blog post because I’m starting to sound redundant. I write about the same things, because I’ve been doing the same things for days.
Okay, and I’m tired. I spent today cleaning (more cleaning, you ask? yes, because I’ve gone completely anal about organization in this house. that and I have nothing else to do while I wait for the baby to make his way into the world) my dining room, my craft area, and other things. Then Doug and I went to lunch at Tempura House. They have the best buffet. I love the sweet & sour chicken, General Tso’s chicken, and of course crab rangoon. Yum.
Dawson spent the night at my parents’ house so we could go to that wedding last night, and Doug and I really enjoyed our day together, even if we were just getting all those last minute things completed. I vacuumed all the carpets. Doug blew out the sprinklers for the winter. I folded laundry. He blanched and froze more vegetables from our garden.
The only thing we didn’t finish was weather-proofing our windows with that shrink wrap, plastic stuff. But there’s always tomorrow. As long as a certain baby stays in my uterus. Which is probably going to happen. He’s showing no interest in being born just yet. I’m still in physical pain, but cleaning distracts me.
Okay, enough of the random babbling. I give you my favorite photos of the last few weeks (months?):

My neighbor’s daughter, Katie, with her brothers at her wedding reception last night. These kids (who aren’t really kids anymore) are triplets. I’ve known their family since I was a kid. I can’t believe how grown up they are now.

The beautiful bride and handsome groom pose for a photo. They are just adorable, aren’t they?

Last Monday, Dawson and I went on a Mom & Son date. We had dinner at Rocky Roccoco’s and then went to see the Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen movie that was re-playing at our local theater. We had a fantastic time.

We had some funky things happen to a few of the tomatoes we grew this year. This one seems to have grown a nose. Or… Nevermind. I’m not even going to say it. Still the funniest produce ever.

I tried to get a picture of all the kids at Dawson’s birthday party two weeks ago, and this one is almost perfect. Only one child is looking away, and one is missing from the photo because he was having a meltdown. Still a fantastic party. Everyone had a fantastic time.

Dawson had such fun bowling. Here he is, just after granny-bowling the ball down the lane.
Now that I’ve uploaded all the photos (from both cameras) from the last few weeks, I’ve charged all the batteries and put everything into my hospital bag. I’m ready for Baby O to arrive. Counting down days!
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November 1st, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Sarah, Goon Squad Sarah Says:
That tomato is the funniest thing I’ve seen today.