I bet you are hoping to find out whether we are having a little prince or a little lady...hey, us too.  Yes, we still do NOT know either.  If you feel let down by this news, we feel your pain.  This is what happens when you are seeing three different doctors.  The base hospital encourages couples to rotate appointments b/t the three OB-GYN docs on staff; that way, when we are ready for delivery we will already be familiar with whomever is on-call for that day.  It is a great idea, but sometimes plans get lost in translation (esp. the one where they said "sure we can do an ultrasound @ 18 weeks so you can find out the sex!").  Hmmph!

<strong>New plan:</strong> we have an appointment with Radiology on 28 OCT.  They will be doing scans to measure the growth of the arms, legs, etc. of our belly-squid AND will tell us the 100% certain sex of the baby then (at which time we will surely need to stop calling him/her "belly-squid" and start using proper terms like "our little girl-to-be").

Wondering which side of the fence we are on now?  Stephen : boy | Jennifer : girl  [<em>And you?  which do YOU think??  Take our poll in the sidebar to the right...</em>]

<span style="text-decoration:underline;">HIGH of the da</span>y : we are finally VHS free.  Stephen graciously let go of his tapes, after surrendering to the sale of 1/3 of them at $0.50 each on NAH (our Naples military community version of Craigslist).  The remainder was donated to the base chapel and to the thrift store.
<span style="text-decoration:underline;">LOW of the day</span> : the "so...? boy/girl" delay (also the recent discovery that the Baskin Robbins on base is now closed for business, meaning no ice cream cake for Jennifer's birthday)