I love going on little adventures with my mini me. We are pretty lucky to live so close to a lot of different towns and cities. One of which is St. Augustine. I don't think we go nearly as much as we should. There are a ton of restaurants and shops that we haven't visited yet and even museums we haven't stepped foot in.

On this particular day it was just Isla and I. It was a dreary, overcast day that rained our entire drive out there. But when I parked there was not a drop. I wanted to take some pictures of Isla to commemorate her second year of life. I let her run around the outside of the fort and just snapped away. We were there so early that a lot of the shops weren't actually open, so we mainly just walked around.

One of the main reasons for going out was to pick up a custom art piece I had made by a local artist named Jenna Alexander. Unfortunately, the piece wasn't ready for us, but we did have a nice little lunch at Juniper Market.

We are having another girl! I think that is by far this biggest update at 18 weeks. I kept going back and fourth about what I thought I was having, so I really had no clue going into the ultrasound. I did find out at my anatomy scan, which I thought was a long ultrasound. Turns out is was super quick. I'm not sure how they could possibly measure and look at everything they need too within 10 minutes, but they are the doctors and not me.

Either way we are so excited to welcome another beautiful girl into the world. The US was nice because my mom, granny and best friend were all there and Robby of course. My granny has never been to an ultrasound before, so she was the most excited.

We've had a boy name picked out for a little while now, but couldn't settle on a girl name until after we found out the gender. It was fun bouncing names around with Robby and having friends send over their suggestions. I think we have her name. Fingers crossed it sticks.

This pregnancy has been pretty identical to Isla's, so I should of known we were having another girl. All of the symptoms that I do have are very mild, and I rarely even feel pregnant. My belly is growing quickly, so that feeling won't last long. I do have bad fatigue every day as soon as Isla wakes up from her nap around 2 or 3. It can be really hard to push through, but some how we manage. Robby has been an absolute life saver. As soon as he gets home from work he pretty much takes over with Isla. I will either cook dinner or just veg on the couch. He is such a good dad to Isla.

I have also started feeling Braxton Hicks contractions, which I thought was crazy to be feeling so soon. I had them a ton with Isla, so I guess that's just how my body works. I am also feeling more and more baby movements! I felt the first flutters pretty early on, and I think Robby felt her kick for the first time around 16 or 17 weeks. I will say that this little bean doesn't seem to be as active as her sister. I remember Isla constantly moving, but this child is more of a nighttime mover.