
Chelsea and I are due a week apart so here is a picture of the two of us with our matching bellies. The next picture was taken at a racetrack in Lexington.

I think I tried on about 30 different hats. I don't know why it entertained me for so long. But I decided that we should have way more activities that are big-hat-appropriate. The next picture is of this sick concoction that they're crazy about in Cincinnati. We stopped there on our way for a little exploring and to try the local "five-ways" of spaghetti, chili with chocolate, cheese, onions... and one other thing that I can't remember...


11 comments:
Yippee, I'm the first to comment. What a fun trip. Your lives are full of adventures. I don't know that the chili adventure looks too inviting though! I do think you defininetly need to buy a hat though before you leave the south.
We are so excited to see you this Thursday (:!
I love the baseball bat!!! I want one... he he he I am sure my boys would love it there. :)
you are adorable Sarah! What a cute little belly!
Sarah
You have always been a hat girl! Remember that beautiful, huge, pink hat mom bought you for your 16th birthday! Anyways! We're so glad yoy guys like traveling, the Cubs, and Chicago. Your love of those three are contagious. Every night Cam and I are trying to find a good Cubs game on t.v.!
You are too cute with your belly!
Sounds like you had a great time exploring Kentucky, and exploring all the fun hats! How fun that you and your cousin are just a week apart. Your growing belly is so cute!
YOU ARE WAY TOO CUTE for 27 weeks...
Deja Vu on the Bat museum pic, I was there this weekednd. Did I tell you guys I moved to Louisville two weeks ago? Morris, if you read this, give me a call or shoot me an e-mail sometime.
Paul
you're belly is SOOOO cute! we're so excited for you guys!
Love the hat picture!! So adorable!! I'm totally diggin' that belly....:)
You look so cute pregnant. I love the belly update on the side. Definitely keep that up.
And I'm glad you enjoyed "Ask Again Later." I kinda want to shout from the rooftops that everyone should read it.
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