This is one of my new skirts. I kept all of my maternity clothes from last time, but I really didn't have any dressy clothes. We never wore nice clothes in Indonesia, so I really had no need for them. Bangkok is like a fashion show all the time, so I figured I should try to fit in. I looked at what kind of clothes they were selling at The Gap and then went to China Town (with Asher on a hot day, not a good idea) and bought some fabric that looked the same. Three meters for $3 and that was enough for two skirts! I dropped off the material at the tailors, told her I was pregnant and she worked her magic to make me two lovely skirts. Of course now my problem is that I hate riding motorcycles in skirts. When I wear a skirt I have to ride side saddle and I really don't like doing that.

And just for fun here's a picture from about the same point of my pregnancy with Asher.

Anyway, our second son is doing great. I heard his little heart beating at the doctor's office and I feel him kicking around all day and night. He still doesn't have a name, but we are working on it.
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You look great Mama! The "link" I use to get to the babyGap website is actually the gapmaternity one and I just click over... Even though we don't do a ton of dressing up in Malaysia, I think next go-round I wanna be cute and dressed up pregnant lady! Though my baju for Hari Raya (Eidul fitri?) was tailor made one year because I was pregnant. She just made the waist start at the top of my belly. Boy is that a loooong skirt!
Can't wait to hear the name! Even if it takes til Christmas to announce!
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