I have to say that I thought having three kids would be harder. It hasn't been all roses, but it didn't take much time to adjust to having another family member.

My older two kids love her and help so much more than I ever dreamed they could. If the sun is in her eyes when we're riding in the car, her brother or sister will pull up the sun shade on her carseat to block the sun. If she's crying, they try to make her smile again. My son even wanted to try to change a diaper the other day.

These kids, they make my life full.

Only about 9 weeks left until baby girl #2 arrives. She'll be here before I'm ready I'm sure. Oh, my body will be tired and ready to be done being pregnant, but I doubt the house and home will be ready unless I get a wild nesting streak here pretty quickly. Come on nesting streak!

I've also started an etsy shop just last month. It's actually going pretty well for being a new shop. I've sold 9 items so far online and 3 more off-line. Actually one sale was a 6-card set so I've sold 16.

Better than nothing!

Check it out http://sentimentaljourney.etsy.com

Sixteen weeks already! I've been feeling the baby moving around in there for the last two weeks or so. At first I wasn't sure it was the baby (even though I've been pregnant twice before) and I thought that maybe I just had bad gas. The joys of pregnancy!

I have the big anatomy ultrasound on the 27th. I'm wavering back and forth on whether or not we should find out the sex. We already have one of each so it doesn't really matter (not that it would if we didn't have one of each also). However, our house is rather small and we'll need to figure out the sleeping arrangements over again when baby is ready to move to his/her own room. My husband plans to build a bedroom in our basement where our son will likely move, then baby will take his room. Although if it's a girl our daughter has said that she would share her bedroom. I told my husband the baby could probably just take our daughter's room since our daughter sleeps in our room most of the time anyway.

She'll probably change her mind once baby arrives.

Both of the kids are convinced it's a girl. I'll have to put a poll on my blog to see what the (5) readers think!

I'm currently in that limbo stage of pregnancy. I'm far enough along to know that I'm pregnant but not far enough along for the doctors to see me.

I'm in that panicky stage where every time I feel a bit of wetness in my pants I want to rush to the bathroom to make sure it's not blood.

My friends are supportive, but also telling me about the miscarriages they have suffered in the past. To be fair, I asked about some of them, but now I'm freaking out a little bit.

Okay, a lot.

I want to buy and take pregnancy tests every day just to make sure that they stay positive. I'm not sure that that's even an indicator that the pregnancy is still fine anyway.

I probably shouldn't have told so many people that I'm pregnant until I was further along, but in general I think I'd want to tell people if I miscarried anyway.

I pray that I don't have to tell people that.