The weekend

Friday was a great mom and daughter day! We went to IKEA and Birsta city, a mall right next to ikea. I had decided to get as much of  my maturnaty clothes shopping done for the spring and so i did!
I got, a pair of black jean-looking pants, black yoga pants, two shirts one pink and one blue and white striped. Two regular tanktops A sweater to go with the yoga pants and also a black bag and a necklace that dubbles as a watch. and a pair of spring shoes!! yey! thoes last things i explained to Brian, are very  important when you're pregnant! haha all the clothes i got from H&M and the accessories from Gina Tricot. Shoes from Din Sko.

Bag and shoes. The clothes i'm sure i'll be wearing in a picture sometime.

They confirmed at the ultra sound, we're having a giraffe baby!



The IKEA plan didn't work out for mom. They have to get all new cupboards or paint the ones that are already there. The washroom is coming along really nice at the new house tho. It's down to the bare ground!
Mom and dad are there every day to drop of boxes and work on everything that needs work...which is everything!

Saturday i went to get my hair done at Ida's! A close friend and the best hairdresser ever! Madde was there too and we got beautified  and gossiped for a few hours. Went for lunch at Delsbo pizzeria! :)
After some girl time i went out to check up on mom and dad at the house. Tons of people there for cofffee!

Coffee and fika in the gazebo. (I look extremly mad in this picture lol)

It looks like a little Mumun hus! Midsummer will be spent in here for sure! 

Sunday i worked and that was about it.

Today i'll spend with Julia! We're gonna check out this baby clothing store in town and FIKA! for canadians who don't know the concept of fika it is:

Fika is a social institution in Sweden; it means having a break, most often a coffeebreak, with one's colleagues, friends, date, or family. The word has quite ambiguous connotations and can mean anything from taking a break from work or other activities, to going on a date. This practice of taking a break, typically with a cinnamon roll or some biscuits or cookies, or sometimes a smörgås or a fruit on the side, is central to Swedish life, and is regularly enjoyed even by the government.<sup>[2]

I love Wikipedia lol!!</sup>