Friday, January 26, 2007

Holy Beach Ball

I was helping Rebecca with something and found this picture in her computer, I took it to show Tony and Rachel and they couldn't beleive how "big" she got with those twins. And even though it is way after the fact I still think it's blog worthy. It doesn't even look natural.

11 comments:

Stephanie and Joel Biggs said...

OUCH!!!! You brave, brave woman!

Mom & Dad said...

Dad's words: "Holy Moly!" We were there to see the real thing and it's STILL unbelievable!

Rachel, Tony & Family said...

Ha Ha Mary! I had no idea how big I looked. That isn't even full term. I did get a lot of staring, as I got closer to having them. As uncomfortable as I was it is pretty funny how big I got. I'm glad for the picture. To remind me :):(
rachel

Evans Family said...

That was at least 2 weeks before she had the twins, and I swear, each day she got bigger. I would look at her and would have to laugh. I felt bad for doing so, but I couldn't believe how big she got. I was amazed that she could stand straight up and not topple onto her face.

Shauna said...
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Shauna said...

My body hurts just looking at that... I still crack up when you said you were "diagnosed" with twins!

Esther said...

That is one amazing picture! Rachel you are cool looking. Better you than me. When I read the title I thought it was a joke and you really had a volley ball in your stomach. Guess not.
Esther

Mary, Tyson and Family said...

I thought I was miserable when I was preg. with Carson but Rachel literally had two Carsons in her. one baby was a little more than Carson and one was a little less!

Mary, Tyson and Family said...

Hey Mom and Dad,
You guys need to blog more pictures. It's been a while.

Evans Family said...

That is a beach ball
love Lillian

Rachel, Tony & Family said...

Yes Ma'am...you are welcome!

Tony ;)

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