Hey y'all! I'm Teresa and I blog over at Crafty Wife, a creative lifestyle blog that focuses on inspiring others to find their innovative side through photography, craft projects, and easy-to-follow tutorials. I am so excited to be guest blogging here with Penny today and talking about a subject I'm very passionate about: photography.

It's crazy to think it's here.  This is my final pregnancy and my final pregnancy update.  The next time I blog or post a video I'll be a momma to three beautiful babies!  I'm so excited we get to meet Baby Caleb on Friday.  Everything and everyone is all packed up and ready to go!

I’ve yet to meet that elusive woman who “loves” pregnancy and all its wonderful miracles (can you hear the sarcasm?). Most I meet hate being pregnant. Either the 1st trimester was nothing but sickness or the 3rd trimester was so uncomfortable. Since this is my final pregnancy I tried to enjoy it at much as possible but I’m just over it. Here are five things I definitely won’t miss about pregnancy and being pregnant!

Here is what I'm taking to the hospital for Baby Caleb!  I prefer my babies wear their own clothes in the hospital and my babies are usually a little small so the newborn sizes are perfect!  We can't wait to meet baby boy next week and hope you enjoy the video.

I have to say I'm so in love with this nursery for Caleb!  The moment I saw the Monsters, Inc. theme I just knew it's what I wanted for him.  Our girls already love the Monsters, Inc. movies so they have a wonderful connection with this room and had a very positive reaction to it.  That meant a lot to me as they are anxiously awaiting their brothers arrival.  I am missing two pieces right now.  One is the white shelves that will go over the changing table and hold knick-knacks and the CALEB letters my husband is currently working on.  Once I have those up I'll update some pictures.  But without further wait here is Caleb's nursery...Mike Wazowsky and all!

Are we really 36 days from my due date?  And that's just my due date...that's not actual real time when Caleb will come.  That means it's even less!  While I've accomplished a lot, I still feel like I have a tremendous amount to do before he arrives.  There's twice weekly doctor appointments, monitoring and at least one or two more trips into Labor & Delivery before he is actually born.

Recently my brother-in-law (BIL) sent this link to my sister-in-law (SIL) on Facebook. It’s an article from Huffington Post on the differences between dates and getting ready for them while being a non-parent and a parent. Personally, I’m not a fan of articles like this. I’ve written before in my Myths I HATE About Being a SAHM & One Truth, how I hate that SAHM’s, hell moms and parents in general get a bad rap once we have kids. Like once we give birth all the sudden we forget that we are women, partners and spouses.