Yes that's right... we're expecting!! We were both definitely surprised, but of course we are very happy. It doesn't seem real yet, although the sickness has definitely been real. I've told Ryan several times that we will probably just have to have one child. However....#2. 
Trust me I've looked at this picture many times, and yes there are two. This is the part that doesn't seem real yet. I think we both just about fell off our chairs when we found out. The lady doing the ultrasound said...."Did the doctor tell you you were measuring big??" Nope! "Well, you're having twins!". That is something we never expected to hear, however, we can't be more thrilled. I am excited, but also slightly terrified at the same time. I am only about 12 weeks right now, and know I have quite a ways to go. I thought I would answer some of the common questions I've been asked.
Are you sick? I think we already covered this, but yes. I feel as though I have been on my death bed.
Are they natural? This question kills me. Yes, they are 100% human babies. It is hard for me not to give a smart alec answer to this. I know that most twins occur because of invitro or fertility drugs, and that's what they are getting at. But this is not our case.
Do twins run in your family? If not, they do now! Since finding out, we have found some further down the line, but we don't know them.
Are they identical? We don't know the genders yet. The doctor said we will be able to tell better once we know this. They are in two different sacs, but I learned that if the egg splits within the first 2 days they can be in different sacs and still be identical. I didn't know that! The chance of this happening is small, but we had less than a 1% chance of having twins in the first place... so we'll see!
Have I been working/What am I going to do with work? Yes, I've still been working, but it has been challenging. I obviously have a little more strenuous job than the normal desk job, but I've been very blessed. I work with some amazing people that have been more than willing to help out with no questions asked. I plan on working as long as I can before I have to be put on bed rest or something. (I've been preparing myself for the worst).
This has already been a fun and exciting challenge, and there is absolutly no way I could've made it this far without my amazing husband. He has made me meals, cleaned the house, pampered me, and helped me be as comfortable as can be. I am one lucky girl!
After snorkeling, we hopped in a clear bottom kayak. We got to paddle around some different coves. Again, we didn't get many pictures because our camera isn't water proof and we didn't want to chance it. 
Once we got back to Cabo, they dropped us off on the opposite side of the tenders. We had to walk about 1/2 hour around the huge port past all the shops. We got some fun pictures on the way.
This is on the beach. You can see the ship out in the ocean.
That night was another elegant night on board. We were a little more sunburned and tired. It was fun though! We walked out on the deck and watched the sunset. It was amazing, and it was hard to make out the line between water and sky. We tried to get some people to take our picture...and this is the best one we ended up with.
We stopped at the beach. The water is so warm. You actually want to get in!
The beach area we were supposed to stop and swim at was having a high jelly fish count so they didn't want us in the water. So instead we had this whole resort to ourselves. It wasn't too tragic. They served us lunch and it was delicious!
After relaxing at the resort, we got to go shopping and try our bartering skills. Every vendor said "Honeymooners, I have good deal for you" (in a thick accent). Or "This look good on you" as they hold up a gaudy piece of cheap jewelry. I'm sure we got ripped off quite a bit, but it was fun none the less.
Once back on the boat Ryan and I took a Thriller dance class (which we will not be including pictures of). This was our animal for the night. We weren't sure what it was exactly.
That evening we went on an hour boat ride across the bay to see a show called Rhythms of the Night. They fed us dinner on the beach and then we saw the show after. It was such a neat place. It could only be accessed by boat, and had no power lines. The food was delicious, and the show was pretty neat. A few of the highlights were the dances with fire, and the huge snakes they carried around.
Elegant Night
Our towel duck- I loved seeing what would be waiting for us each night for turn-down service!
The water for the pools and waterslide was ocean water- which meant tons of salt. Ryan found this out the hard way.
We were lucky and got a table for two, and some awesome waiters.
Towel dog next to our nightly mints 
