Sharing Rooms

We made the official switch a couple of weeks ago already. Haddee moved to the top bunk and Eva is out of her crib and sleeps on the bottom. They are both very excited about it and think it is the coolest thing.
That first night I was expecting them to take hours falling asleep. I thought they would be like my sisters and I and talk, laugh, fight, whatever we could to stay awake. But to my utter shock there wasn't a peep, until 11 pm that is. Then we heard a THUD and a WAA! Eva had fallen out of the bed. We didn't think she would need a guardrail. It wasn't that far of a fall and she would learn. So Scott picked her up and put her back in bed. I woke at 4:30 to use the restroom and peeked in on them. Eva was fast asleep on the floor. Apparently she had fallen out again and decided just to stay down there. We gave up and moved her to her crib. The next morning Scott put up a guardrail.
That day for naps, and that night, and every nap and night since then, I keep expecting them to talk and us having to go in and tell them to be quiet and go to sleep. But NOTHING! They are dead quiet and when I check on them, Eva is always asleep within 10 minutes of being laid down. How did this happen? I thought it would be so hard, such a long process to get them used to being in the same room and going to sleep.
Now all the is left is deciding what color to paint their room and re-doing it this spring. =) That part I will really enjoy!
(pics will be added soon)

My Symptoms

I have noticed something physically going on with me for over a month now. Here are some of the symptoms:

** I have to use the restroom every hour - whether I drink any fluids or not
** Occasional heartburn
** Hungry all the time
** But nothing sounds good
** Clothes fitting tight
** TIRED ALL THE TIME
** Headaches

Ok, so I thought it's about time to announce that Baby Herbert #3 is on the way. I haven't been to the doctor yet but I am thinking I am about 12/13 weeks, which would put the baby due late August / early September.