Kristie McNealy, MD

I’ve been very wrapped up in being a mommy to baby M, as well as the three big kids over the past two weeks, and I have a lot of blogging to catch up on. Today I have one last batch of Disney ticket deals to share.  I probably won’t have any more discount codes for Feld productions until the fall, so I hope some of you can take advantage of these deals.

A new Disney on Ice performance, 100 Years of Magic, will be playing at the Denver Coliseum from March 10-14th.  The show features 65 of your favorite Disney characters from 18 different Disney stories,  including Mickey, Minnie, Pinocchio and all of the Disney princesses!  You can pick up a family four pack of tickets to any of the week day shows for just $44, or save $4 off weekend tickets with the code ‘MOM4″ at Ticketmaster.com.

If Disney on Ice isn’t your style, Arenacross will be at the Denver Coliseum from March 26-28th.  As the official feeder system for Supercross, Arenacross includes some of the best up-and-coming racers in the world!  Friday and Saturday will feature professional racing, and the 20 city Arenacross series champions will be crowned on Saturday.  Sunday will be general admission, and will feature amateur racing.

Adult Arenacross tickets are $20 in advance, and kids are just $10.  You can save $5 off adult tickets with the code ‘RIDER3′ at Ticketmaster.com.  Ticket holders for the March 27th races can also attend a track party from 5-6pm and meet the racers.  You can get in free with any Monster Energy can, or purchase passes for $5.  If you’re bringing young kids with you to any of the races, please keep in mind that all kids who are two or older must have their own ticket.

Despite the jokes, apparently, the 14th was THE day . . .

The newest member of the McNealy clan made his way into the world today, February 14th, at 1:16am.  A sweet Valentines gift for all of us, weighing in at 7lbs 8ozs and measuring 19 1/2 inches long.  He baked for 2 days longer than his brother, and weighed in over a pound heavier!

Here he is right waiting for a turn on the scale.

And, yes, I do have enough bracelets on!  One even says fall risk, and came with a highly fashionable set of matching yellow slipper socks!

Here he is napping this afternoon.

As of today, I’m 39 weeks pregnant.  If I don’t go into labor before tomorrow morning, I’ll officially be the most pregnant I’ve ever been – a concept that seemed ludicrous around the midpoint of this pregnancy.

As much as you might be thinking that I should simply be overjoyed to carry this baby so long, I have to admit that somewhere around 36 weeks, a switch flips for me.  I stop the constant prayers about wanting to stay pregnant, and become just as huge and uncomfortable as any other woman who’s 8 months pregnant.

It’s not that I’m not happy, and fully aware of how lucky we are that I’ve managed to carry both of our boys so long after the way things went with our girls. I know this is blessing.  I promise.  It’s just that at this point, the feet in my liver and constant contractions are getting to me!

Much earlier in this pregnancy, I joked that it would be fun to have a Valentines Day baby.  It seemed cute since it was so incredibly unlikely that I’d still be pregnant at this point.  Now?  Not so much!