Preggers United

So we decided to go out to lunch and spill the news to our fellow preggo.  She who has yet to be named, suggested we go to Souplantation; the perfect spot to get our mack on and still feel good about what we ate.  We dined on delicious salads (two plates each), soups (two bowls each), pastas and desserts.  Man, how I love to eat especially when I am pregnant.  It's a see-food diet,  I see food and I want to eat it.  So we are all sitting at the table and I say, "it's so nice to get out and have some girl time, we should do this every month."  She has has yet to be named, said ya, especially since we all have so much in common.  We are all going to be mommies soon"  It took a few minutes but then the light bulb went on and our fellow preggo said, "wait...what?!"  At first she only thought it was only one of us who was pregnant, but when I said, "pregnant again", she realized that I was pregnant too.  It was really special to have all three of us talking about having our babies together, weeks and even days apart.  We promised to all meet up for a monthly lunch and belly comparison.  We will probably stick to the buffets...they are a pregnant woman's dream.   Then, we were off for some pre-maternity clothes shopping.  None of us have huge bellies yet, some of us are barely showing but we aren't necessarily ready to flaunt our baby bump.  We needed loose and comfortable clothes for home and stylish, classy concealing clothes  for work.   I scored and bought a new wardrobe, and the other two girls found a few things.  Good thing we shop second-hand because this way we can buy it, wear it, borrow it, and still afford more as our bellies grow.  I love being pregnant, just don't care for the symptoms.  Can't wait for next month's Preggers United luncheon.