(actually posted on 7/4/10 but I wanted to keep it in context timing wise!)
How far along? 36 Weeks
How big is baby? Still guessing, maybe around 6.5 or 7 lbs...
Total weight gain/loss: Up to as much as 7lbs gained- all baby and water retention though... this heat is killing me!
Maternity clothes? every day
Sleep: sleeping hard and long with only a couple of interruptions each night. My hip is better so it isn't waking me anymore thank goodness!
Best moment this week: I suppose it was fun when we were at Labor and Delivery and Nick could see the baby's hiccups completely shaking my belly. They were pretty violent hiccups!
Movement: Strong, regular and getting bigger every day!
Food cravings: none
Food Aversions: funny one this week- I've noticed that I don't like anything on my sandwiches right now (as in no lettuce or tomato)... Sort of odd!
Gender: All girl!
Labor Signs: Random contractions here and there but nothing significant.
Belly Button in or out? In
What I miss: Bending over!
What I am looking forward to: Functioning semi-normally again (physically speaking anyhow).
Weekly Wisdom: Just do the best you can.
Milestones: My first trip to labor and delivery!
Bump Picture: not this week...
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
Following up
As expected, all of the tests etc that I had to do due to my little adventure to labor and delivery came back negative for any issues. I still have to check my blood pressure two times a day (which unfortunately isn't looking as good as I'd like due to the heat, but still, acceptable) and my urine for protein once a day. It isn't so bad other than that I also have to call the numbers in every day. I had my first of two NSTs today, which went swimmingly. The baby's heart rate looks good and it only took a little ice water to get her moving (these morning appointments are during her nap time!). I am still showing some "uterine irritability" but since we start my internal exams this week anyhow (this is to check dilation and effacement and baby's "station") I'm not worried. I figure I'm in the home stretch and my uterus should be getting irritable in preparation for delivery.
So I guess the real news is that there is no news. Nothing in truth has changed from last week. I just get to do more self monitoring.
There was one interesting point from this morning's NST. I had the same nurse that I had last week (this is the alternate nurse, not my normal nurse) and she took my NST results to the doctor. It seems like each nurse has a doctor that they sort of report to because the person she went to was the same doctor that she went to last week when my blood pressure was high. This is not a doctor I've had any relationship with other than these two days though. Well this gentleman came in and said "well everything looks great but since your pregnancy has gotten more complicated with the blood pressure monitoring, I think you should be seeing an MD instead of a nurse practitioner. Caren" (my normal OB) "is great, but doctors are trained differently..."
I sort of checked out at this point. Yes, it is true that there are cases where an MD should be consulted. Whenever something has come up, my nurse practitioner consults with an MD. She also knows me and my history since she was my practitioner before becoming pregnant, and has seen me throughout this pregnancy. She knows I am prone to anxiety and that it drastically affects my blood pressure (among other health related things). She also knows that I am not a patient who ignores symptoms or is afraid to call if I have a question or am unsure about something.
I was admittedly a little annoyed by this doctor coming in and saying I needed to start seeing someone new at this late stage in the game. I said I would keep my appointment on Friday with my practitioner and we would talk about "who I should see"... I mean really, we're talking about 3 more appointments here. So we'll see what happens. In the meantime I'm hoping to keep my blood pressure steady this week so that come Friday, we can over-ride the daily phone call aspect of my current plan. I don't mind checking my blood pressure (though would love to drop it to once a day), but would be much happier reporting the numbers once a week along with my blood sugar, unless of course I get a high reading. I have to call any how if it goes over a certain reading. So we shall see.
I'm certainly not wishing for Miss Isabella to make her appearance into the world early, but I tell you, I am definitely done with this whole being pregnant business. Maybe if I could just be, and not worry about what I'm eating and when and what numbers it gets me, and if my blood pressure is too high or if I'm spilling protein, it probably wouldn't be so bad. Yes it is uncomfortable (did I mention my hip is KILLING me???) but I can manage. It really is the medical "business" that is getting me down.
So three more days at work (modified) and then I can just focus on me. I hope to control my appointments a little better so that I can enjoy some lunches with friends, and maybe even a movie matinee or two. I am determined to enjoy some time off so that I am fully ready for this baby to join my world.
So I guess the real news is that there is no news. Nothing in truth has changed from last week. I just get to do more self monitoring.
There was one interesting point from this morning's NST. I had the same nurse that I had last week (this is the alternate nurse, not my normal nurse) and she took my NST results to the doctor. It seems like each nurse has a doctor that they sort of report to because the person she went to was the same doctor that she went to last week when my blood pressure was high. This is not a doctor I've had any relationship with other than these two days though. Well this gentleman came in and said "well everything looks great but since your pregnancy has gotten more complicated with the blood pressure monitoring, I think you should be seeing an MD instead of a nurse practitioner. Caren" (my normal OB) "is great, but doctors are trained differently..."
I sort of checked out at this point. Yes, it is true that there are cases where an MD should be consulted. Whenever something has come up, my nurse practitioner consults with an MD. She also knows me and my history since she was my practitioner before becoming pregnant, and has seen me throughout this pregnancy. She knows I am prone to anxiety and that it drastically affects my blood pressure (among other health related things). She also knows that I am not a patient who ignores symptoms or is afraid to call if I have a question or am unsure about something.
I was admittedly a little annoyed by this doctor coming in and saying I needed to start seeing someone new at this late stage in the game. I said I would keep my appointment on Friday with my practitioner and we would talk about "who I should see"... I mean really, we're talking about 3 more appointments here. So we'll see what happens. In the meantime I'm hoping to keep my blood pressure steady this week so that come Friday, we can over-ride the daily phone call aspect of my current plan. I don't mind checking my blood pressure (though would love to drop it to once a day), but would be much happier reporting the numbers once a week along with my blood sugar, unless of course I get a high reading. I have to call any how if it goes over a certain reading. So we shall see.
I'm certainly not wishing for Miss Isabella to make her appearance into the world early, but I tell you, I am definitely done with this whole being pregnant business. Maybe if I could just be, and not worry about what I'm eating and when and what numbers it gets me, and if my blood pressure is too high or if I'm spilling protein, it probably wouldn't be so bad. Yes it is uncomfortable (did I mention my hip is KILLING me???) but I can manage. It really is the medical "business" that is getting me down.
So three more days at work (modified) and then I can just focus on me. I hope to control my appointments a little better so that I can enjoy some lunches with friends, and maybe even a movie matinee or two. I am determined to enjoy some time off so that I am fully ready for this baby to join my world.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Why keep things boring?
Yesterday afternoon I spent the afternoon in Labor and Delivery.
I had my regularly scheduled non-stress test (NST) at 11:30 in my regular OB's office. As per usual, I drank a little caffeine to ensure that Miss Isabella was moving sufficiently for the test. They are looking at her heart rate over 20 minutes (or more) and want to see at least two significant accelerations and then back to baseline. They also monitor uterine activity to see if I'm having any contractions. It is hit or miss if she is active or napping during these tests, so that is why I've taken to drinking a little caffeine. Worst case we have trouble keeping her on the monitor because she moves and we have to "find" her heart rate again. It has worked fine until yesterday.
Yesterday the office was busy. I was taken into a different room than I'm used to (one that is usually used for "procedures" so very medical and sterile feeling as opposed to the soft lit office I usually am in), with a Nurse that I hadn't met before. Generally speaking a new nurse wouldn't make me anxious, but we started out with the ultrasound to check fluid levels and she was having trouble finding one of the pockets. She even brought my regular nurse in to help. Hard not to start to feel a little anxious, you know? Well once that was done we got me hooked up to the monitors and started the business of the NST.
Isabella was moving like a mad woman and her heart rate was quite a bit higher than I am used to seeing. Usually her "baseline" is between 120 and 140 with an acceleration getting up into the 150s maybe up to 170. Well yesterday she was hovering around 170 for quite a while, with the range between 150 and 180! On top of that, the numbers on my uterine monitor were also higher. I usually baseline in the 20's with a contraction taking me up to the 40's or so. On this monitor I was consistently up near 40, even hitting up to 60 a couple of times, but no real evidence of a contraction (it looks like a hill on the monitor).
So of course, being the crazy person I am I sat there trying to keep calm and think that perhaps the machine was just calibrated differently or something, but really, my anxiety was just building. Then they take my blood pressure.
Great. My number one cause of high blood pressure is stress/anxiety.
So of course, my blood pressure was a little high. Not scary high, just enough to be concerned. They took it again and it was still high. On top of all of this I had been feeling really bad the day before. My stomach was upset, and I had a migraine. I went home and slept and felt better for awhile, but it came back until I took a vicodan, which took care of it again. But I had the hangover headache yesterday morning, so I didn't know what to think. Stomach issues and headaches can all be signs of preeclampsia, which is what they were concerned about. They are also normal parts of the end of pregnancy! Go figure...
So anyhow, the nurse called the doctor in and they decided that I should go to Labor and Delivery for additional monitoring.
I promptly text Nick to let him know that I am coming to get him and we are taking a drive into the city. I managed to stay mostly calm until we arrived at the hospital, and once we were in triage settled in, I was fine. My blood pressure started coming down to "normal" range, and Izzy's heart rate was back down to normal. We couldn't keep her on the monitor (totally normal) but eventually we captured our 20 uninterrupted minutes (after a severe case of hiccups stopped our ability to monitor her for about 8 minutes!- it was shaking my whole belly they were so strong!).
They took blood and checked my urine for protein. As usual, everything came back negative or normal. Unfortunately a trip to labor and delivery means the doctors are a little more careful with you. So the doctor who was caring for me wanted me off of work (I'm modifying for this last week since realistically I can do most of my work from home with just a couple of hours in office a day, which will keep my blood pressure down). I am also now doing home blood pressure checks two times a day, and checking my urine for protein once a day, with daily phone calls to the perinatalogists office. This is in addition to my now twice a week NSTs, my now weekly OB visits, my three times a week visits to the chiropractor (have I mentioned my hip is KILLING me???), and my every other week visit to the acupuncturist... Good thing I'm only trying to work for 4 more days! I don't know how I'd fit all these appointments in!!!
The good news is that everything is fine. I really do not expect this to turn into preeclampsia, because for whatever strange reason I feel like if it was going to happen, it would have happened by now. I trust that my blood pressure was high due to circumstances and not my body processing something poorly. Nick and I are also comfortably familiar with the hospital we will be delivering at (good thing we did our hospital tour on Wednesday night- just in time!). We have our route down and even parking.
So we officially have 4.5 weeks left and I'm trusting that despite the trouble, things will go just fine from here on out.
I guess we just needed a little excitement in our lives! Can't be too boring right??? =)
I had my regularly scheduled non-stress test (NST) at 11:30 in my regular OB's office. As per usual, I drank a little caffeine to ensure that Miss Isabella was moving sufficiently for the test. They are looking at her heart rate over 20 minutes (or more) and want to see at least two significant accelerations and then back to baseline. They also monitor uterine activity to see if I'm having any contractions. It is hit or miss if she is active or napping during these tests, so that is why I've taken to drinking a little caffeine. Worst case we have trouble keeping her on the monitor because she moves and we have to "find" her heart rate again. It has worked fine until yesterday.
Yesterday the office was busy. I was taken into a different room than I'm used to (one that is usually used for "procedures" so very medical and sterile feeling as opposed to the soft lit office I usually am in), with a Nurse that I hadn't met before. Generally speaking a new nurse wouldn't make me anxious, but we started out with the ultrasound to check fluid levels and she was having trouble finding one of the pockets. She even brought my regular nurse in to help. Hard not to start to feel a little anxious, you know? Well once that was done we got me hooked up to the monitors and started the business of the NST.
Isabella was moving like a mad woman and her heart rate was quite a bit higher than I am used to seeing. Usually her "baseline" is between 120 and 140 with an acceleration getting up into the 150s maybe up to 170. Well yesterday she was hovering around 170 for quite a while, with the range between 150 and 180! On top of that, the numbers on my uterine monitor were also higher. I usually baseline in the 20's with a contraction taking me up to the 40's or so. On this monitor I was consistently up near 40, even hitting up to 60 a couple of times, but no real evidence of a contraction (it looks like a hill on the monitor).
So of course, being the crazy person I am I sat there trying to keep calm and think that perhaps the machine was just calibrated differently or something, but really, my anxiety was just building. Then they take my blood pressure.
Great. My number one cause of high blood pressure is stress/anxiety.
So of course, my blood pressure was a little high. Not scary high, just enough to be concerned. They took it again and it was still high. On top of all of this I had been feeling really bad the day before. My stomach was upset, and I had a migraine. I went home and slept and felt better for awhile, but it came back until I took a vicodan, which took care of it again. But I had the hangover headache yesterday morning, so I didn't know what to think. Stomach issues and headaches can all be signs of preeclampsia, which is what they were concerned about. They are also normal parts of the end of pregnancy! Go figure...
So anyhow, the nurse called the doctor in and they decided that I should go to Labor and Delivery for additional monitoring.
I promptly text Nick to let him know that I am coming to get him and we are taking a drive into the city. I managed to stay mostly calm until we arrived at the hospital, and once we were in triage settled in, I was fine. My blood pressure started coming down to "normal" range, and Izzy's heart rate was back down to normal. We couldn't keep her on the monitor (totally normal) but eventually we captured our 20 uninterrupted minutes (after a severe case of hiccups stopped our ability to monitor her for about 8 minutes!- it was shaking my whole belly they were so strong!).
They took blood and checked my urine for protein. As usual, everything came back negative or normal. Unfortunately a trip to labor and delivery means the doctors are a little more careful with you. So the doctor who was caring for me wanted me off of work (I'm modifying for this last week since realistically I can do most of my work from home with just a couple of hours in office a day, which will keep my blood pressure down). I am also now doing home blood pressure checks two times a day, and checking my urine for protein once a day, with daily phone calls to the perinatalogists office. This is in addition to my now twice a week NSTs, my now weekly OB visits, my three times a week visits to the chiropractor (have I mentioned my hip is KILLING me???), and my every other week visit to the acupuncturist... Good thing I'm only trying to work for 4 more days! I don't know how I'd fit all these appointments in!!!
The good news is that everything is fine. I really do not expect this to turn into preeclampsia, because for whatever strange reason I feel like if it was going to happen, it would have happened by now. I trust that my blood pressure was high due to circumstances and not my body processing something poorly. Nick and I are also comfortably familiar with the hospital we will be delivering at (good thing we did our hospital tour on Wednesday night- just in time!). We have our route down and even parking.
So we officially have 4.5 weeks left and I'm trusting that despite the trouble, things will go just fine from here on out.
I guess we just needed a little excitement in our lives! Can't be too boring right??? =)
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Weekly Update
How far along? 35 Weeks
How big is baby? Total guess- with 5 weeks left somewhere around 6 lbs, and full length!
Total weight gain/loss: I'm avoiding the scale at the moment since the heat is making me retain fluids, but still less than 5 lbs up.
Maternity clothes? Exclusively. Well that's not entirely true- I found a pair of capri pants on Sunday that are pre-pregnancy pants! They must be really big on me normally...
Sleep: It's been rough this week for sure. My pelvic/hip pain is getting worse. I go to the chiropractor tonight though so maybe next week I'll feel better!
Best moment this week: Last night we had just parked at Costco and I was staring at my belly. She was moving a lot and Nick asked me what was going on. I said "look at my belly and you'll see"... I think it was the first time he had seen the major alien earthquake across my belly!
Movement: Continues to be active, though I'm definitely noticing the quiet days and active days more now as she runs out of room. She is also definitely an afternoon and evening baby. Those are her most active times of day.
Food cravings: none
Food Aversions: just done with food in general.
Gender: All girl!
Labor Signs: Nothing that is a true labor sign, but it is too early for that anyhow. We want at least two more weeks to get to full term and then I can start dilating etc.
Belly Button in or out? In
What I miss: Being able to undertake activities without wondering "am I going to end up with contractions because of this?"... I'd really like to be able to do things like go to the farmers market and walk around, but knowing the result it doesn't sound so pleasant!
What I am looking forward to: Getting my body back. It's definitely difficult to be the host of two right now.
Weekly Wisdom: Just take things one day at a time. If things are rough today, they'll likely change tomorrow!
Milestones: no milestones that I can think of. Just plugging along!
Bump Picture: Look!
How big is baby? Total guess- with 5 weeks left somewhere around 6 lbs, and full length!
Total weight gain/loss: I'm avoiding the scale at the moment since the heat is making me retain fluids, but still less than 5 lbs up.
Maternity clothes? Exclusively. Well that's not entirely true- I found a pair of capri pants on Sunday that are pre-pregnancy pants! They must be really big on me normally...
Sleep: It's been rough this week for sure. My pelvic/hip pain is getting worse. I go to the chiropractor tonight though so maybe next week I'll feel better!
Best moment this week: Last night we had just parked at Costco and I was staring at my belly. She was moving a lot and Nick asked me what was going on. I said "look at my belly and you'll see"... I think it was the first time he had seen the major alien earthquake across my belly!
Movement: Continues to be active, though I'm definitely noticing the quiet days and active days more now as she runs out of room. She is also definitely an afternoon and evening baby. Those are her most active times of day.
Food cravings: none
Food Aversions: just done with food in general.
Gender: All girl!
Labor Signs: Nothing that is a true labor sign, but it is too early for that anyhow. We want at least two more weeks to get to full term and then I can start dilating etc.
Belly Button in or out? In
What I miss: Being able to undertake activities without wondering "am I going to end up with contractions because of this?"... I'd really like to be able to do things like go to the farmers market and walk around, but knowing the result it doesn't sound so pleasant!
What I am looking forward to: Getting my body back. It's definitely difficult to be the host of two right now.
Weekly Wisdom: Just take things one day at a time. If things are rough today, they'll likely change tomorrow!
Milestones: no milestones that I can think of. Just plugging along!
Bump Picture: Look!
Monday, June 21, 2010
To the doctor's we go!
I am still in the 'every other week' doctor's appointment phase, so my last appointment was on Friday. All is well, relatively speaking. I am definitely entering the final stage though. Retaining fluids and a little bit of swelling, but hey for 8.5 months pregnant, I think that is pretty darn good! Only other question mark I left with is that my fundal height (i.e. belly measurement) was large this week- 38 centimeters! For those that don't know, it should be 1 centimeter for each week you are along, so I should have been 35.5 centimeters. That's a whole "two and a half week" difference. It makes me a little nervous that miss Isabella is growing a little faster than we would like, but since it was a rough day and I was warm, I'm hoping I was simply retaining fluid that made me measure larger.
Other than that though, all is well. One funny story from the appointment at least! In the process of taking my fundal height, my OB felt a very firm and round body part up near my ribs. She got a little nervous that perhaps it was the head! Well since I had my non-stress test just the day before, and Izzy was head down then, I felt fairly confident that it was in fact not her head that we were feeling. Or at least I hoped that if she did a major flip, I would have noticed!
So as a precaution my OB went and got the in office ultrasound machine to check things out. It was confirmed, Isabella's head was still down and low, just like she's been, and the firm, round body part that we felt? Definitely butt. =) I've felt it a few times before and always felt confident that it was butt because I could feel the continuation of back just below it.
All the same I thought it was pretty entertaining. As the nurse who does my non-stress tests says, she's already a smart baby! Probably too smart for her own good, but good for a chuckle from time to time.
Other than that... I confirmed that if all continues the way it has (steady blood sugar readings, measuring on target with good non-stress test results) then induction will be scheduled most likely for my actual due date! Of course unless she decides to come on her own (which is what we would all prefer). Fingers crossed that it all goes as well as possible!
So that is all I have to report. I'll do my weekly update tomorrow as usual and we'll keep on counting down!
Other than that though, all is well. One funny story from the appointment at least! In the process of taking my fundal height, my OB felt a very firm and round body part up near my ribs. She got a little nervous that perhaps it was the head! Well since I had my non-stress test just the day before, and Izzy was head down then, I felt fairly confident that it was in fact not her head that we were feeling. Or at least I hoped that if she did a major flip, I would have noticed!
So as a precaution my OB went and got the in office ultrasound machine to check things out. It was confirmed, Isabella's head was still down and low, just like she's been, and the firm, round body part that we felt? Definitely butt. =) I've felt it a few times before and always felt confident that it was butt because I could feel the continuation of back just below it.
All the same I thought it was pretty entertaining. As the nurse who does my non-stress tests says, she's already a smart baby! Probably too smart for her own good, but good for a chuckle from time to time.
Other than that... I confirmed that if all continues the way it has (steady blood sugar readings, measuring on target with good non-stress test results) then induction will be scheduled most likely for my actual due date! Of course unless she decides to come on her own (which is what we would all prefer). Fingers crossed that it all goes as well as possible!
So that is all I have to report. I'll do my weekly update tomorrow as usual and we'll keep on counting down!
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
It's all very "alien"
This afternoon I had a meeting to jump start a task force here at work. It was a two hour meeting, after lunch, in a hot room. We were sitting in a semi-circle with no tables in front of us. Not the most comfortable situation for an 8 1/2 month pregnant woman, but I made due.
About halfway through the meeting I started feeling the baby moving around a bit. The movement increased until I was fairly distracted by it. I kept looking down and seeing the alien earthquakes across my belly. Of course this is nothing new for me (I have an episode of such major movement at least once a day), but I couldn't help but wonder "is anyone else seeing this!?!"
If anyone else noticed the alien in my stomach, they were kind enough not to mention it, but it was pretty entertaining for me all the same! =)
About halfway through the meeting I started feeling the baby moving around a bit. The movement increased until I was fairly distracted by it. I kept looking down and seeing the alien earthquakes across my belly. Of course this is nothing new for me (I have an episode of such major movement at least once a day), but I couldn't help but wonder "is anyone else seeing this!?!"
If anyone else noticed the alien in my stomach, they were kind enough not to mention it, but it was pretty entertaining for me all the same! =)
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Weekly Update
How far along? 34 Weeks
How big is baby? All guesses- somewhere between 5.5 and 6 lbs, and 19-22 inches long.
Total weight gain/loss: Holding steady, a couple of pounds up at most. My doctors couldn't be happier and I just keep thinking how awesome I'll feel once I deliver, and start to lose with breastfeeding too! =)
Movement: Big, strong, and on my right side. She gets the hiccups 1-4 times each day (maybe more because if it happens at night I'm sleeping through it). She's active though!
Food cravings: none
Food Aversions: every day is different. No true aversions, but I'm sick of food in general. There's no room for food anymore!
Gender: All girl!
Labor Signs: Braxton Hicks are becoming a daily occurrence. I did too much on Friday and it took a full hour plus to get my belly to calm down. I was easily agitated for the rest of the weekend I noticed. The heat doesn't help either. Of course none of this says that labor is impending. We still have plenty of time to go!
Belly Button in or out? In
What I miss: Being able to eat without feeling like a stuffed pig.
What I am looking forward to: Not feeling like I'm going to split in two because I am so stuffed full.
Weekly Wisdom: no wisdom this week. I'm not feeling particularly wise! ;)
Milestones: not sure that I had any milestones this week... outgrowing a maternity shirt??? =)
Bump Picture: again, I'm failing on this I know... maybe tonight I'll take one. =)
How big is baby? All guesses- somewhere between 5.5 and 6 lbs, and 19-22 inches long.
Total weight gain/loss: Holding steady, a couple of pounds up at most. My doctors couldn't be happier and I just keep thinking how awesome I'll feel once I deliver, and start to lose with breastfeeding too! =)
Maternity clothes? All the time. Sadly, I put on a maternity t-shirt with some sweats last night, and discovered that I have outgrown even that. The bottom of my belly was hanging out! Just a few more weeks!
Sleep: I would like to sleep all the time. When I'm asleep, I sleep pretty well. Then my bladder wakes me up, and it hurts my pelvis to get out of bed. But as long as I am sleeping, I'm pretty happy!
Best moment this week: Nick felt Isabella get the hiccups. He was cracking up. That was pretty fun.
Movement: Big, strong, and on my right side. She gets the hiccups 1-4 times each day (maybe more because if it happens at night I'm sleeping through it). She's active though!
Food cravings: none
Food Aversions: every day is different. No true aversions, but I'm sick of food in general. There's no room for food anymore!
Gender: All girl!
Labor Signs: Braxton Hicks are becoming a daily occurrence. I did too much on Friday and it took a full hour plus to get my belly to calm down. I was easily agitated for the rest of the weekend I noticed. The heat doesn't help either. Of course none of this says that labor is impending. We still have plenty of time to go!
Belly Button in or out? In
What I miss: Being able to eat without feeling like a stuffed pig.
What I am looking forward to: Not feeling like I'm going to split in two because I am so stuffed full.
Weekly Wisdom: no wisdom this week. I'm not feeling particularly wise! ;)
Milestones: not sure that I had any milestones this week... outgrowing a maternity shirt??? =)
Bump Picture: again, I'm failing on this I know... maybe tonight I'll take one. =)
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