Leia -- I can't believe Finn is over 4 months! How did that happen?! I just almost died when I realized Quinn is almost 2 months. Goes too fast. I'm already lamenting Violet growing up too fast and she isn't even here yet!
Nats -- Yes, your children are absolutely beautiful! You should be very proud.
Cris -- Hehe about the dryer. Can't say I've never done that before. We finally have a new washer (well, a new old washer) so I can get to washing newborn and 0-3 month stuff. I'm trying to hold out a little longer, though, because crazy me worries about washing them too soon.

I'm excited about your shower! I'm pretty sure I'm not going to have one at all this time. Maybe one at work, but I'm even doubting that (and I don't want one at work). I don't care because we don't really need anything, having just done this with the same sex baby 18 months ago. I've actually been getting RID of baby stuff we never/rarely used and clothes that I don't like while nesting.
I'm a ball of nerves right now. My mom is currently at a realtor's office making an offer on a place for us... that we haven't even seen yet. She went to see it this morning and loves it (now, this is relative love compared to the other properties we've been considering for the past couple of weeks.

). Loves it so much she felt she immediately needed to make an offer. We were trying to figure out why it's so cheap (it was just listed last Friday) and I discovered this morning that it's a foreclosure. So basically a bidding war is about to happen and we're just hoping to win. Not to mention the stupid thing has to remain on the market for at least 15 days to give the previous owners a chance to buy it back.

So we still have 10 days of waiting on pins and needles, even if she's the highest bidder.
Anyway, I'm so excited because her buying this for us (we'll be paying her back starting after our house here sells) because it completely cements that I won't be coming back to this job I hate so much after maternity leave! It cements that I'll be able to pursue becoming an IBCLC. It cements we'll be selling our house *soon* and getting out of this high-crime neighborhood and city we both hate. It cements financial stability and being able to send our girls to private montessori school. It makes so many amazing things possible for us. No, I don't have my hopes up too far at all.
