Okay okay, I know you're dying to know. We went to the doctor today and I am dilated 1cm. Dr. Nieves tried to strip my membranes but said that it would be pretty difficult to do a good job. My cervix was very posterior. Meaning, he went to China by way of my vagina! LOL. Sorry, couldn't resist. He said that it could be anytime, but that it wouldn't be unheard of if I went to my due date! That's 6 days! Part of me says, "oh my gosh, that 6 more days..in a whiny voice." and part of me says, " one way or another, he'll probably be here definitely in 6 more days." YIPES!!!
So, on the flip side, I'll probably be downstaffed from work tonight and that's good because we are moving tomorrow!!! So, I won't be zombie trying to sleep and act crazy all day. I think we have a few friends helping us too :)
So, that'll be good. Honestly, we don't have that much to move and I think we're just going to try to get the big stuff first.
Parker Jay has been the sweetest thing the past few days. I hope he's getting over this 2 thing. But, he may just have had good rest and good food. He's been so cuddly and loving, asking for hugs and snuggles. Can't believe we're having another one!!!!!!
Hope everyone is well. I'm sure I'll be back to report something more or less...tomorrow :)

Take care,
Kimmie

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