Randomly…

2015/05/13 by mkhana

Cup-holders. People are obsessed with them when it comes to travel systems for babies. I have been car-seat shopping and the main thing that pops up in all reviews is a mention of cup-holders or lack thereof. I mean, how important can cup-holders be in the long run? I was looking more at

Week 34; May 9, 2015

2015/05/11 by mkhana

What a great day! I had my baby shower today at a local brewery and I enjoyed it very much. I laughed, ate, cried (with and in joy), opened gifts, got so many hugs and felt super duper loved. What’s even more amazing was that I felt how loved my son already is! He has […]

Daycation!

2015/05/09 by mkhana

A daycation to get away from it all for a little while. Hanging with my sister-friend, Toni, and enjoying the last few weeks of expecting – I was in week 32 here and I loved seeing Catalina for the first time!

33 Weeks; May 3, 2015

2015/05/04 by mkhana

Here are my notables: How far along: 33 weeks Gender: Boy Weight gain: 21 lbs! Maternity clothes: Still working with my 2 white work maternity shirts. Tried to hang in there with rocking jeans but after some time, the buttons bite into my belly…many times I have had to open up my fly…I may have

Dreams, Tears and President Uhuru

2015/04/24 by mkhana

During this pregnancy, my dreams have just been so trippy! First trimester consisted of dreams revolving around Stefan and Klaus from TVD. Well, last night was another amazing trip into dreamland! What I recall is waking up really sad, almost in tears, because in my dream I had had an abortion and Austin was no […]

Repost: “My Thoughts on Phobias…and What’s Taking Place in South Africa”

2015/04/23 by mkhana

Repost from: http://www.sapeople.com/2015/04/20/nigerian-thoughts-on-phobias-xenophobia-south-africa/ My name is Lovelyn Chidinma Nwadeyi. I am a Nigerian. Born in Nigeria to two Nigerian parents. Raised in Queenstown, Eastern Cape by those same Nigerian parents right up until I completed my Bachelors at Stellenbosch. Growing up in South Africa, I was always reminded by those around me that I was different […]