Well, I'm 41 weeks pregnant today, and still feel great. I don't feel much larger than I did before. I think once you get to a certain point big is just big. Can't see my toes, or anything past my belly. It's more efficient to walk straight through, instead of turning to the side to try to squeeze by someone, and the kicks to the ribs have become welcomed.

Since I know I'm not going to be pregnant for much longer I decided to document my favorite, and least favorite things about pregnancy.

As far as least favorites go, I actually don't have many. It was hard coming up with this list because I was blessed with a very easy, uncomplicated pregnancy. Nevertheless, there are a few things I generally could have lived without.

1. The urge to pee. I use to brag about being good at holding my pee. It's a strange talent to boast about, I know, but it came in handy on long trips, or during times when I had to sit in one place for awhile. I also absolutely HATE public restrooms. It's like a phobia. So I hardly every resorted to using them pre-pregnancy. Unfortunately I had to adjust. There are some positives though: I've become really good at squatting now--As even with toilet paper guarding my butt from the public seat, I still don't want to risk it.

There have also been some close-calls in parking lots of places when the urge to pee hits me in the middle of no where--yet I still debate driving home before I go. I went from having to go about 2-3 times a day, to 2-3 times an hour. I eventually just gave in to the urges and adjusted to public restrooms realizing it's life. So I'm not too upset when I have to excuse myself from a dinner or a meeting because nature calls.