Dutch Oven

Do you all do that too? :) hee

p/s: reson to why i am sleeping on the chair can be found in this comic which i've drawn earlier on:
http://iamksf.blogspot.co.nz/2014/09/heart-burn.html

Impressed!

My instructor was impressed with bb coz it's his first time doing yoga with me and bb is very coordinated! Bb said it's because he play sports :)
She asked did he watch me practice doing yoga at home? (I don't practise at home.. :p oops!)
p/s: I can't do a head stand, and I am very impressed too! :)

Drawings Of Friends! :)

3 Traumatic Days

Thank you to all the strong and wonderful staff at the Wellington Hospital too! You all are super awesome!

I meditated a lot during the 3 days in the hospital. Yoga really helps me in ways I couldn't have imagine... I am thankful that I am very strong and bb is very wonderful and strong too! We are very thankful for Meimei too for being so strong! You are our dearest sweetheart! Stay strong! Wait for at least 4 more weeks before you come out to play! We love you very much!

2 Work-In-Progress Comics!

And!!!!!!! I received a very awesome handmade parcel from Roxy! All the way from Canada! :D Love it lots! Wanna draw it out as a comic too! Feeling so much love and am very blessed! :) And Yuka also gave me cake yesterday too, and lend me some clothes! :) Soooooo much love!
Thank you everyone! :)

My Surprise Baby Shower! Comic Is Still Work-In-Progress :)

My Surprise Baby Shower! This comic is still Work In Progress! Gonna be a long comic! Hee! Coz lots to draw!
Overwhelmed by lots of love and kindness and great vibes from all around me, and from all around the world!
Feeling very, very loved and lucky to have you all! Thank you! :)

Portrait Day At Laundry Bar This Sunday! 12th October 2014!

Hee! Unofficial poster for Portrait Day at Laundry Bar (https://www.facebook.com/LaundryOnCuba)
Thank you Brenda for getting us this gig and thank you Laundry Bar for inviting us over for this art jam! It's gonna be fun! Come join us for a fun evening this Sunday, 5 to 7pm, at 240 Cuba St, Te Aro, Wellington, NZ, and let us draw and paint you your very own 10 Minute Portrait!
I did a very quick sketch of the 3 owners from Laundry Bar and had fun making this poster!
Hope to see you all there this Sunday! Yay! :)

Seats

My Birth Plan :)

No Food Cravings

Braxton Hicks Contractions

When you feel your uterus tightening up, your body is gearing up for delivery. Irregular practice contractions can be first felt around mid-pregnancy and increase in frequency and strength as your pregnancy progresses.

How do you get to delivery? Practice, practice, practice. You might not be ready for the baby just yet (still haven't picked out that nursery color?), but your body is certainly gearing up for the big day – and you're reminded of this each time you feel your uterus tightening up.

What causes them?

Braxton Hicks contractions are a bit like a dress rehearsal: Your uterine muscles are flexing in preparation for the big job they'll have to do in the near future. Once again, your pregnancy hormones are hard at work, sending messages to your body to (very slowly) start the process of childbirth.

What you need to know

Braxton Hicks contractions can begin any time after week 20 of pregnancy, increasing through week 32 all the way until real labor starts. Many novice moms-to-be don't notice them as much (or even at all) or feel them as intensely as those who are pregnant for the second time – but even first-timers are aware of them occasionally. They start as a painless tightening that begins at the top of your uterine muscles and spreads downwards. They usually last about 15 to 30 seconds (but sometimes as long as two minutes) and cause your abdomen to become very hard and strangely contorted (almost pointy).

How you can tell them apart from real contractions

Braxton Hicks contractions are irregular and infrequent. Once you get closer to your estimated due date, even these contractions become more frequent and intense – but while these false labor signs can be hard to distinguish from real labor, they're not efficient enough to push your baby out just yet. However real contractions grow stronger, longer and closer together as you near labor; if you notice this and other common labor signs you're likely all systems go.

What you can do about Braxton Hicks contractions

• Drink up. Even minor dehydration can cause contractions.
• Move. Try changing your position during a painful contraction — if you're sitting, stand up (and vice versa).
• Visualize. Use these contractions as a chance to practice breathing and visualization techniques you've learned in your childbirth education class. (If your partner's around, make him practice, too.)

 

Feeling Meimei's Kicks For The First Time!

Forgetful