The week FLEW by. So busy- running to work, school, trying to get over my cold (and watching John try to get over his) and just feeling Camper explore his little universe. I slept in a lot this morning, and even after I was awake I stayed in bed with my eyes closed and concentrated on my little baby- moving around inside me. I wonder what he’s thinking, if he’s thinking, or if he’s just chillin’ out in there.
We ordered our crib last week- I got home on Tuesday night and John had already put it together. It’s SO heavy I can barely move it- and I already put the things my Mom made in it in preparation. The mattress should arrive this week and then I can REALLY set it up and have something to look at. It just makes me feel happy. This is the kind of crib we got:

I’ll take a picture when we get it set up with my Mom’s quilt and everything else. We even have some friends to stick in there so camper isn’t alone :)
If anyone is wondering where to get a really good crib for a REALLY good price: try Amazon.com. We have Amazon Prime, so we don’t pay shipping on all items eligible for Prime…I picked this crib out a month or so ago after reading a million reviews on which types of cribs can suffocate/injure my child- and the Storkcraft brand won out. I love that it will grow with him, even turning into a bed frame for a full-sized bed. But seriously- Amazon was the cheapest I found it ANYWHERE. I think the gods were smiling on me.
Ok- off for the day. We have some SERIOUS cleaning/moving to do. A guy from our church is bringing a truck over to help us move my desk over to our chosen storage unit, and then we’ve got some nursery rearranging to do :)
I popped over via BlogHer.
I remember feeling similar while being pregnant. Just laying there, hand on my belly … dreaming, wondering.
I’ve heard you say in the past that you wonder what you’re baby is thinking and feeling in there and, being who I am, researched it one night. I remember finding this article interesting, so I thought I’d pass it on:
http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/tul/psychtoday9809.html