I have nearly 10
minutes of video of this window view on my harddrive
and I could've stood there for an hour. I know
I'm weird here, so I edited the hell out of this
video...
Weird, right? I'm
still confused at why the hell I thought this was
appropriate for a Journey video. I guarantee the
majority of you are looking at the screen
thinking "why, the hell, am I still watching
this." and then you stopped. <shrugs> It looks
really cool in HD on my 10 footer.
WHY DONT YOU JUST LOOK OUT A REAL
WINDOW ADAM?
(sigh)
So yeah, we're
pretty sure it's a girl. All thanks to this
picture:
It was really hard
to get my phone in there, but I'm glad I got this
Instagram shot. :)
Alright so the
ultrasound technology is now so good that it's
embarrassingly graphic, right? Like I shared this
pic of the ultrasound and then thought... "wait, is
this wrong?". I mean, it never in a million years
occurred to me that an ULTRASOUND of a 14 week old
fetus could be considered graphic, but that's
borderline. And again, for those trying to understand
what you're looking at... since it's headin' south,
that's female. If it was pointing up it would be male.
Remarkable to watch this develop. Next ultrasound is
May 14th, in which we will announce her name.
YAY!
So we're back in
LA and Talya is still super-sick. Poor girl. Trying to
help as much as possible, but all you can really do is
wait for things to pass. They eventually do. I've been
keeping busy, cleaning, working, running and dieting.
Have a job lead as an loan officer again, but I have a
friend (dude I went skydiving with) working there
for a couple weeks before I go down that road.
Hopefully it's legit. It was a bad scene when
I left in 2006. I couldn't do
it.
And there you go.
Oh and the baby doesn't have down syndrome. Heh. Not
that there's much of a risk with Talya being 27, but
it's nice to hear the doctors say everything is normal
and healthy. We're through the initial worries of the
first trimester and now we hopefully get to enjoy a
drama free second trimester before all the worries
begin again in the third trimester. <rolls
eyes>. Just gotta face it, for the next 20 years we
will be worried about something when it comes
to the baby. :-)
