7 months

I don't know if I've done a pregnancy update on this blog yet so here it is.

Yesterday was two months to my due date--woohoo! She moves, forcefully, quite often; I love feeling her move. I have very few complaints about the pregnancy, and I'm thankful for how lucky I've been.

We went on a movie sites tour yesterday and had a great time, even if we again didn't get to see them filming LOST. It wasn't overcast yet, though, so we did get to see the top of my favorite mountain range (I had to get a belly shot in front of the mountains).

We also saw two rock formations that look like gorillas kissing. Do you see it? Kinda random and fun.

UPDATE: And in total geekiness, here's the golf scene from the first season of LOST . . . with the kissing gorillas in the background. Who knew?!

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I am so very excited and pleased with how good LOST is this season. It's finally back on par with the first two seasons (in my mind, season 3 didn't really happen). The episodes this year have been awesome. Agree?

If you watch LOST, continue reading. If you don't, start watching it now. It's as good as everyone says.

The flashforward AND flashback in last week's Sun and Jin episode was awesome. It's so nice to finally be confused and interested in the stories. Last night's episode was good as well. Having Michael on the ship was a good trick. But why won't the island let him die?

I read a really interesting theory here (it's a really long link, but if you're a total LOST nerd it's good reading). The theory makes a lot of sense, but in light of last night's episode I'm not as sure any more. Based on this theory, the people on the island eventually die anyway because they were supposed to die on that crash. So why would the island not want Michael to die? Weird.

And sad about Walt not trusting him, again. And didn't the kid in the window look like 2004-Walt, not now-Walt? Because now-Walt (at least the Walt who appeared to Locke) is tall and looks more like a teenager than a child. Random.

It's too bad about Rousseau and Carl dying--I liked the crazy Frenchwoman. Who was shooting at them? The Others? More ship people we aren't aware of? Locke??? He's a psycho, so it could be him.

I love how dorky I can be with this show again! (Although, based on the article I linked, I am not close to being as huge a dork as some LOST fans. Sad.)

So, no more LOST episodes until April 24. But really, ABC, you've created television heaven by having Grey's Anatomy and LOST on the same day, back-to-back. Yeah, 10:00 LOST bites, but Thursdays have just gotten many times better.

Any LOST theories?