Miracles really can happen, Part II
Pregnant boobies rock.
I know I should be focused on the things going on below my boobies, but at the moment it’s hard to see past the good things that are going on above. Remember that Seinfeld episode in which George became a hand model? Nothing matched the beauty of his own hand, and it’s a bit like that for me and my chest.
I’m up 2 inches and one cup size and well on my way to another. Luckily, many maternity fashions have flattering necklines for the mother-to-be. How smart of fashion designers, to take advantage of our vanity like this.
I know, it’s all temporary. I’m enjoying it while I can. If science could find a way to create this effect without actually being pregnant, it would make someone very, very wealthy.
I know I should be focused on the things going on below my boobies, but at the moment it’s hard to see past the good things that are going on above. Remember that Seinfeld episode in which George became a hand model? Nothing matched the beauty of his own hand, and it’s a bit like that for me and my chest.
I’m up 2 inches and one cup size and well on my way to another. Luckily, many maternity fashions have flattering necklines for the mother-to-be. How smart of fashion designers, to take advantage of our vanity like this.
I know, it’s all temporary. I’m enjoying it while I can. If science could find a way to create this effect without actually being pregnant, it would make someone very, very wealthy.





6 Comments:
And if you think this is great, wait'll you see what nursing and pumping does to your nipples...Oh wait, there's nothing great about that.
Nipples can recover, and nursing will give you another year (or more) of ample cleavage. Leaky ample cleavage, but then you can say that your cup truly runneth over.
well. I'm officially jealous. First you're pregnant and now you get the luscious boobs, too? Yeah, mine stayed a 32 A the whole time. Lucky me. Ha! Enjoy, my dear.
I'm officially jealous too. I'd love to have another. Sigh.
You'd think I'd be over this by now.
You never get over it, Dean. It's a miracle any way you look at it, and it's a joy to see it reflected so beautifully in this entry.
Happy sigh...
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