(I know, the maternity pants and Tevas are just too much)

On Wren's birthday last week I surprised him with getting him off of work at noon.  We headed up to the house so I could see the finished floors.  LOVED THEM (pictures coming this week).  He opened his presents as we sat on the floor of the nursery and it made me so excited thinking of all the birthdays we will celebrate there in the coming years and the memories we will make.  

After, I had intended taking him to lunch at Christopher's Steak House, but by the time we got there it was past 2:00 and apparently they close down from 2:00 to 4:00... boo, who does that?  Anyway, we were starving so headed over to Astro Burger (I know, quite the upgrade, ha, but JUST as good!) instead and saw Avengers (worst movie ever, but that's a topic for a different day, I could write PARAGRAPHS).  

Friday night I got my game face on and we went and ate dinner at Christopher's Steak House and both loved it.  Baby likes steak and potatoes very much right now.  

It felt like the first real date we had gone on in months!  

So happy that you were born Wren and that we were able to celebrate your big day in TWO days!

You guys, my stomach is getting tighter and tighter by the day.  

I don't know how this baby has any more room to grow?  I still have a month and a half left and he's not growing anywhere but out, and down, and more and more into my bladder.

Speaking of bladders.  ALL I EVER HAVE TO DO IS PEE.  It's the whole big story of my life.  I'm not exaggerating.  The second I stand up from the toilet, I have to go again.  It never ceases.  If Wren could count the minutes he has had to wait for me to go to the bathroom he would've had time to write a novel.  It's been this way since I was around 14 weeks and I only see it getting worse.  

I guess this little guy really likes pushing on his mommy's bladder?!

Now my point to this post?  

Well Home Depot of course.  

CLEARLY, a man designed where the bathrooms would be placed in this store.  I have been to almost every Home Depot in the valley MULTIPLE times in the last month and every single one has their bathroom so annoyingly placed clear at the back of the store, or side/back of the store by the lumber.  Who ever needs to go to the back or lumbers sections of Home Depot anyways?  Especially poor pregnant ladies?  Well because I'm me, and my baby's him, and we are always having to check into the lady's room... this has been QUITE the predicament.  Every time I am there trying to gather the many un-interesting items on my husband's honey do list, I find myself booking it to the bathroom at least a couple times.  Let's face it, going to the bathroom when I'm not pregnant is inconvenient, but when every step I take makes it that much harder to hold myself together and I have to trek that far to go, it's basically the worst.    

So kids, your take home point today is...

Home Depot+Pregnant Me+Bathrooms in the Most INCONVENIENT Place Ever= HELL.

Home Depot, I love you but...

How dare you? 

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