Maybe I shouldn't but here I am, BUI: Blogging Under the Influence...of pregnancy brain that is. I am suffering from a particularly acute case of it today. My brain, it is fuzzy. But I will attempt to share some amusing (or what I think are amusing) tidbits despite the obvious danger of run-on sentences, spelling errors, typos, and meandering blathering.

But first: A BIG HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO KAMIS (who now has her very own "Belly Ninja")!

Yesterday we had a wonderful turkey dinner at the Johnson's. Awesome family. I understand why Adam loves them so much (they recently moved to our ward from Kingston). We also played Bang, which was a lot of fun. When we first arrived and were doing the introductions (for my sake) the youngest boy (7yo) matter of factly stated (in reference to me) that he "always expects to see a chubbo!" I think Sis. Johnson might have been a little embarrassed. She shouldn't have been. I'm well aware of the fact that there are plenty of children who lack a filter in between their thoughts and their mouth. I was probably one such child. Plus it was just far to funny to be offensive. When his mom tried to explain that I wasn't fat, but that I had a baby in my belly he said quite incredulously "I don't see any baby boppin' around in there!" It was, and I'm being completely sincere, one of the best moments of my pregnancy. The humor of it all was just wonderful!

On our way to the Johnson's place yesterday we saw some military guys decked out in full gear and carrying their rifles through the neighborhood. I assume it was some sort of training exercise. But still, weird.

We went to the Church's free clothing exchange (and household items) on Saturday. Unfortunately it was mostly dissapointing. Though Adam snagged a game of Tri-Ominos. I guess I shouldn't complain too much. I continue to get so much stuff from Freecycle and the Medicine Hat Mom's Swap that one dissapointing excursion is not the end of the world.

I feel like there was something else I was going to write about. But, well, you know...pregnancy brain. *shrug*