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today's the big day (and it isn't too late to enter my giveaway!)

It was soooo hard to sleep last night! I'm headed to my Dr.'s appointment at 9:30, and I can't wait to find out if this little person growing inside me is a little guy or a little gal.

I had the weirdest dreams last night -- hubs family and my family were "there" and throwing us some huge luncheon for the big reveal. It was utter chaos. At one point, I had to walk down a street to get to hubs (I was trying, frantically, to locate him so that we could ride to the Dr.'s appointment together.) I ended up getting a ride from these four women on a float of some kind. One painted my nails. *Must stop watching America's Got Talent.*

Randoms!

Anyway, there's still time to enter my elusive gender-bender giveaway.

Is it a boy or a girl? (Pink is so pretty...)

Leave your guesses in the comments below or on the original post.

I'll be back later with results. SQUEEspice. Best. day. ever.
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Christine Danek said…
can't wait to hear the results. You must be so excited.
June 30, 2010 at 8:36 AM
The displaced Fabulachian said…
I'm going with girl. Because I know how incredibly excitedspice you'll be to dress her up in pink and tape bows to her tiny cute little head. ... of course, it's a boy, just remember -- that's only one penis to worry about as he gets older. When it's a girl, you have to worry about every penis in the world :p
June 30, 2010 at 11:52 AM
~*~Lilly~*~ said…
Okay my dear, the suspense is killing me!!! Can't wait to hear which it is. Ya know i will live through you on the whole 1st time baby experience then make my decision if i want to have one after ;) lol
June 30, 2010 at 1:20 PM
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