Our grass has stayed green without my watering it and I've been able to sport a sweatshirt for most of my first trimester. And I definitely have taken advantage of that. This sweatshirt is gray, graphic, it fits slim and best of all- it's maternity. It's also on sale for about $12!

Meanwhile, we went on our own little trip. Kansas City is only about three hours away from Omaha and every couple of years we like to go spend the night and visit the zoo. My parents and two of my younger brothers wanted to go too so I knew I'd have help- even without Soren. We booked a hotel, loaded the van and headed out.

The 90's are the era that I spent a lot of my growing up years in and honestly I hoped they would never come back. The 80's were worse, but I must be getting older and enough time has passed to change my mind.

If you live in Kansas City, you must come celebrate Memorial Day at Union Station with me and the family. This is my PSA- because it's that good.

You may have noticed an overall boho theme around here lately- and it's true. Loose fitting boho tops have been perfect for hiding the halfway bump that comes in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Not that I don't love a baby bump, but until it looks like a real bump I'm okay hiding it.

It literally started dumping rain the second we stopped shooting so unfortunately the photos didn't turn out as clear as I hoped. BUT I love this outfit and wanted to share it anyway. Life's not perfect right?

May has really been moving and thankfully we are still enjoying Spring. Lots of Spring showers and plenty of still cool days. It get so hot here in the Summer that its definitely preferable to have a real long Spring.

Last Summer I was really struggling with my migraines and was I looking for another treatment to help with them. In previous months I had heard all kind of things about essential oils and how they help with headaches and other ailments. And I was super skeptical about them.

And this was the last time I wore a shirt tucked into my pants. Now if I tried that trick, you would see the rubber band struggling to hold my pants together. I'm past that point and I've moved on. Now onto more tunics, big tees and real maternity tops- and bigger sized jeans!