I broke down and did it...

I bought a bathing suit. Granted, I didn't buy the dreaded tankini or one-piece- I went out on a limb and bought a bikini. A large one. I mixed and matched and this is what I came out with:


I like it, and the bottoms totally take one's eye off of of the bump. pffft. I got to sport the suit for the first time this weekend @ Mae's pool. Seriously- everyone should see this place. It's their first home and they have totally outdone themselves. The house so nice and spacious and the backyard is bangin'! A pool with a huge deck and tons of pool toys:) We had such a blast. We gossiped, swam, laughed, laid out, grilled out and... I got fried. I mean, really, really fried. I lathered up the whole time, so I am a little confused...I know my skin is more sensitive now, but I'm used to using 4 and 8 oil. I used 30 lotion. What more can I do? I don't know if I can bear wearing higher than 30, or go the zinc route. Yike. And, if I have to go up another bra size I am going to freak. I'm tired of buying bras. Ugh.

Another thing I finally broke down and did? Told my boss that I wouldn't be coming back to work after the baby is born. It was a really tough thing for me to do- because I actually like what I am doing, and I love the people I work with. I really have fun pretty much every day. Most of the people I work with think I am a nut job because I dance -80's style- in my office and I say silly things. Maybe they'll miss that :) I officially have 39 days left in the office. . . Weird! So. If anyone knows anyone looking for a 8-4, M-F job downtown, let me know! I am looking for my replacement :( Speaking of countdowns- 69 days until my due date! That. is crazy.



A new discovery: Yoga! A co-worker invited me to go to yoga with her last week and so I went... and loved it!! It was a little tricky at some points because I can't exactly bend the way I used to, but even the modified stretches felt really good. It's a free class every Thursday~ so if you wanna try it let me know! I am planning on going every week, and maybe eventually enrolling in some of the paid classes they offer. It's such a good thing. The instructor was telling me that a lot of the poses are designed to really open your hips - so I'll be the girl on the floor in my hospital room doing the 'child's play' position while in labor :)


Until Next Time,
The Guff