(33 weeks 4 days)
That should be enough said...
But wait there's so much more!

This is the produce we harvested from the garden on new year's eve. There's more where that came from! Gotta love a meditteranean climate. We'll be planting peas and fava beans in early february (um if the pregnancy allows).

This is the mother of all toaster ovens that we got from my inlaws for christmas.
(it's little, but it seriously works like a real oven!)
This is the fabled and quickly disappearing carob cornnut cake experiment, which turned out to be a mfing delicious no sugar brownie.

And, apparently, carob cornnut bread makes for a happy good morning- because i used it to wake dh up at 9 oclock, and he didn't even grump. Then he agreed to finally take me to the flea market near the coast where we bought all this:

For less than 50 euros!
and here's a bonus cutey of my fur first baby checking out the bassinet.

And my brother in law gave us this bedroom set for our guest bedroom, because he didn't like it! It's a family heirloom- makes me feel like landed gentry to have a stately set like this. We've got it in the baby's room until he's old enough to need a room and we've got the guest bedroom set up.


and yesterday when i was wigging on the idea that we needed to buy a mattress for the bed and how much that would set us back- I went to the 2nd hand store to check prices and i found this good condition mattress waiting for us on the curb only 2 blocks away from home. The dumpster will provide!
And my other brother and sister in law gave me all the baby clothes she has stored in her garage, which i sorted through and organized.

Looks like we are all set for baby clothes- except for those cheap basics like onesies, t-shirts and socks after 6 months.
I know christmas isn't about stuff, and i wish i wasn't such a materialist, but it makes me SO freaking happy to think about having all this stuff and how LUCKY I am to be able to get it all free or so freaking cheap.