i was convinced it was a little boy from the very moment i had my postive test. nope. leave it to me... 50/50 and i blew it! LOL! ahhh well, you win some, you lose some... we are so excited!
at the ultrasound we had the tech write the sex of the baby in an envelope and seal it up. we went to a "romantical" dinner and opened the envelope. i let kev open it... he opened it up and his eyes got real big... and he folded it back up and slid it across the table for me to look at. i said, "nooo... tell me!" he said, "just look!" i said, "you're killing me kev! just tell me." he goes, "ok... it's a girl." i seriously thought he was joking! but nope... sure enough! i just can't believe it! i love love LOVE looking at the foofy stuff... pinks, purples oh my!
here are some shots:

there she is... my sweet little baby girl's profile and little fingers.
here's her whole little body. she loves curling up. :)
mmk, this one is a little crazy. i said to the tech, "ohhhh no! is that normal? is she broken?" and the tech said, "nooo! completely normal. just remember this one when you think you are going to break her!" hmm... good advice. my little acrobat baby. stinkin adorable!
and last, but not least... my favorite! this one is of my little princess do da flexing her big strong baby muscles. eat your heart out! she's already got big ole' guns - just like her mama. i love it.
so... we're having a little girl. thank heaven for little girls. :)
we do have to have a follow-up ultrasound in a few weeks. towards the end of the ultrasound our little girl got the hiccups and the tech couldn't tell for sure if she just had the hiccups or an irregular heart beat. the tech got the doctor (which was scary... she left us in the room to think about all the what-if's) and he came and looked and said he wasn't sure either... but that we should have a follow-up. he said that even if she does have an irregular heart beat it's nothing to worry about as it's very common and usually fixes itself before the baby is even born. so, we're optimistic and praying for no heart issues.