Instagram Pics

I love Instagram. I do wish that I could just edit the picture sometimes and not "post" it anywhere...even to Instagram itself, but oh well.

Also, I've seen people do collages and include multiple images in one Instagram frame. If you know how to do this...please share. :)

Oh and a quick Connor "funny" before I forget about it...
When I picked up Connor from school on Thursday, I saw his teacher, Ms. Mary in the hall. She told me she had to share what Connor told her that day because it was so cute:
"Ms. Mary!! When, I turn 5, I'm going to go to flower garden!"
Ms. Mary was puzzled, but smiled and nodded. Classmate Bennett approaches and says,
"Yes, when I turn 5 I'm going to go to kindergarden, too!!"

Kindergarden will now be known as flower garden. :)

Here are a few Instagram pictures I've taken in the last couple of weeks.

The petunias in our window boxes still look decent even in September. Several days later, (after not watering) they weren't looking so nice, so now they are mums...dark purple and magenta mums to be exact.

Connor and the "family" of pumpkins he selected for us at Countryside. The "giant" one was only $7, so I snagged it up while I had the chance. Connor's favorite is the one he picked out for Declan. :)

This bizarre photo was taken just 2 days ago...37 weeks + 1 day. Yes, that is my belly and yet it looks like some giant arm or leg. I was trying to show how lopsided the child is inside. I'm pretty sure that the pointy part on the left side of the picture is his little butt... The kid is out of room and I'm ready for him to come!

Ok, not an Instagram picture, but a random one that Brian took of Connor wearing the new Ergo that I got for D, but with Jingle the dog in it instead. Then there is me in teh background with a lovely round belly.

This photo was when Brian was still in CA and Connor wanted to have a "movie night" and watch it from his "tent" in the basement. he just looked so stinkin' cute...always with his legs crossed.

Connor has a recent fascination with super heroes. This was the very first time he ever asked me to make him a "cape". We simply tied one of his baby blankets around his neck and he was thrilled. My favorite part however is that he told me that I couldn't fly because I didn't have a cape. Therefore, my only option was to "flap my arms like a chicken". Lovely.