23 Weeks

Well, I guess I was bound to miss a week sometime. This was last week.

22 weeks...a little behind.

Sorry I almost missed the 22 weeks post. My mom and I went to Sacramento over the weekend and holiday and we got to take the Hooper kids to San Francisco. It was really fun, but also really busy. Here is a quick glimpse of 22 weeks: She is about as long as a spaghetti squash, and weighs about 1 pound. Her eyes are fused shut still, but her lips, eyelids, and eyebrows are all becoming more distinct. Her skin is wrinkly, and will remain so until she is fattened up. Bring on the Moosetracks! You know I only eat ice-cream to help Khloe grow and develop; I am completely self-sacrificing. (If you know me at all, then you also know that is a big fat lie. I love any excuse to enjoy a good bowl of chocolaty goodness).

The Mystery Photographer

I left my camera at Kelcey's house when I was there the last time, and when I got it back, I had about 40 pictures taken by a mysterious photographer. It has been a while since we got to enjoy a poll, so I wondered if you could solve the mystery. The answer is in the photos...if you can bear to look at them all.

I love the Hooper family; they are so fun.

21 Week Ultrasound

Today we went to have the in-depth ultrasound appointment. Everything looks healthy and normal. Khloe is developing in a proportional manner, which is always good news. She is 15 ounces, almost a full pound. Her brain is nicely divided into two hemispheres, and her organs look normal. We are so thankful for good news. We were able to walk away from the appointment with a good fuzzy feeling, and feeling very blessed.

21 Weeks

Khloe is now at 21 weeks, and she is as long as a carrot. There was not too much about her development this week, but I realized that I had forgotten to post the pictures from last weeks ultrasound. These are from week 20, when we were at the doctor last. I feel like there is not too much to report, things are going smoothly in our lives, so that is always nice. I am just hanging around and growing a baby.