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A Little Person is Coming!



...and they need a bed! Hubby and I just ordered a white 4 in 1 crib for our baby girl off of Amazon! Along with a pink breathable bumper (don't ask what a breathable bumper is verses a regular one, just imagine a lot of research online), a turtle crib sheet (turtles are mom's favorite cuz they reminder her of Hawaii), a birdie crib sheet (dad's favorite, cuz he is into birds lately) and a white and pink crib skirt, we are going to have one good looking crib soon!!!! The only thing we are missing is a mattress! We tried to order one from Amazon but they wanted to charge us $55 for shipping which is crazy!! The mattress only cost $80 bucks so we hit the delete button and will be heading to Babies R US or Target to get one of those.

This week, hubby and I also decided on our colors for the nursery. We are going with "Hawaiian Shell" and "Smoked Oyster." Imagine a soft pink and a soft brown/grey. Not sure if brown/grey is a good description but it sorta looks brown and it sorta looks grey. Anyhow, when I saw the words "Hawaiian Shell" I just knew it had to be for us as we LOVE Hawaii and can't wait to take baby girl to our favorite place in the world!!

But before we can paint, we need to have a garage sale to get rid of a ton of stuff, which I hope to have at the end of August. Once that is done, we can move the rest of the furniture from the office to our Bonus Room which is currently too full to hold one more thing. Then we can paint! So if anyone likes to paint we will be needing some services soon cuz hubby hates to paint and I am supposed to be staying away from the fumes. Oh Krueger!!! I think I remember you saying you liked to paint!!



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