Calling #3

I love my bishop.  We've had several meetings with him lately between my callings and tithing settlement.  Every time we come in, he sheepishly says they usually try to keep things pretty light for their pregnant and new mothers so they can handle everything happening in their lives.  Then he proceeds to ask me to do something new in the ward.  It makes me smile.  This happened when I got called as the music chair and it happened again last Sunday as he asked me to do something new.  I'm so excited about it though.  I got called as the Mia Maid advisor.  We only have 8 young women in our ward, so it is going to be tons of fun.  The first question I asked was if that meant I'd get to go to girl's camp.  I think it might have taken my bishop aback a bit, but I've always been excited about having young women's callings because I love the girls, but also because I love girl's camp and want to go. :)  This year I'll have a 6-month old, but that will work, right?  We shall see, but I sure hope so! 

Speaking of my 6-month old, this weekend marked my 32-week mark.  According to the little floating baby app on the side of my blog, I have 55 days left.  That would be impressive if I actually delivered on my due date, but I think at this point I can safely say I will deliver in less than 2 months.  Woot!  I can't wait to meet this little guy.  Time is starting to go super fast.  It's fantastic.  Hopefully we'll be ready by the time he makes his big debut.  Or at least have all the gear we need, that is.  I'm not sure we'll ever be ready for the changes that are coming, but they're going to be great regardless.  Here's what I look like these days.  Bill always ends up cutting off my head when he zooms in, but you just really want to see the baby anyway, right? lol  I don't actually feel that big most of the time, though when I see these pictures I'm always surprised how big I look.  

This is what we woke up to this morning.  Well, minus the shoveled path.

That's courtesy of Bill.  Our managers are out of town for Thanksgiving, so we don't know where the actual snow shovels are, but Bill's doing a great job with a normal shovel he found.  Yay Bill!