No News.....

Yup, still waiting. 

Tomorrow is the Estimated Due Date and lease termination... but she's showing absolutely NO signs of preparing to move out any time soon. 

I think the eviction notice just made her mad and I swear she's moved all her things to the top floor of my uterus in protest. 

Whatever... I shall continue to wait... rather impatiently... but wait it is.


Comments

Anonymous said…
Gi-Gi, this delviery isn't like a pallet coming off a trailer at 7:05am on a date... we had 10days over on both of ours!!!! Lost the on-time delivery bonus for bothe of them.....

Regards

Ashley (from Ireland)
March 16, 2013 at 5:41 PM
Belledog said…
Happy Shamrock Day.

Funny to watch thebump.com. You're at exactly 40 weeks.

What will it say if lessee declines to vacate the premises today?

Thinking of you! Good luck, as always. Cheers.
March 17, 2013 at 12:15 PM
Belledog said…
Some great college basketball today to help distract you as you await ninja girl's next move.

And it's grey outside in Northern Virginia. Hear it's raining in Richmond. Maybe a good day to stay in and nest as you await the little bird.
March 17, 2013 at 2:16 PM
Belledog said…
The first day of spring would be a lovely day for Miss Ninja Girl to emerge.

GiGi: fingers crossed for a March birth for your little bunny.
March 20, 2013 at 9:23 AM
Belledog said…
Thinking of you, GiGi. Hope Ninja Girl is not set on being an Easter bunny.

Go VCU today! They're playing Michigan at noon. Got to love a basketball team with as cool as coach as Shaka Smart.

Anyhoo, wishing you a lovely weekend and some good times with dad to be and friends.

Do you ever want to put up a picture of the nursery?

Cheers.
March 23, 2013 at 11:09 AM
Belledog said…
Good morning Gigi. Wishing I could send you some strawberry whipped cream cake, just because.

Getting ready for Easter here. My sister and her family will be up; cannot wait to see the nephews.

Keep us posted, and best wishes.
March 27, 2013 at 8:23 AM
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