Lainie – It’s brutal here. I bet it gets pretty warm in NY too and to not have a/c…. You better buy a fan or something so that you stay cool on those hot days!

Crysi – Oh no! Were you on your way home or were you out running errands? That is embarrassing! Hope the a/c stays working for your sake.

Jenny – I haven’t tried the prescription strength deodorant, but I’ve heard great things about it. And I’m with you, even if it was cold here I bet I would still be warm. The only logical answer is to basically not ever leave the house until baby T. arrives. LOL.

HDL – At least Dallas isn’t as humid as Houston, but it’s still pretty damn hot. At least you won’t be at the end of your pregnancy during the summer though. When’s your due date? I don’t feel like doing the math…

I hear you on the low rise. I stopped wearing mine a few weeks ago bc they were too hot (jeans) and the waist started to hurt my belly. No fun. I refuse to wear the full panel pants, no matter how many ppl tell me they love them. I don’t like them and have never, ever, ever worn pants that high in my life.

I would definitely recommend those Old Navy pants. They are light weight and you can wear them as capri’s or regular pants. I have the light khaki color and a gray color as well. I got a medium in the 1st pair I got and a large in the 2nd pair because I wasn’t sure how my belly was going to grow. I did try them on in the store, so maybe you want to check out your ON store to see if they are available. Since my belly is bigger, the large pants are my favorite, but the mediums still fit fine. They are really comfy and you should def. try them out. The only other downside to the sweat problem is that the pockets are placed just a little too far apart on the butt, but when you wear a longer tank you can’t tell at all, so it’s not really a big deal to me. Perfect for summer time!

Sarah – I never thought of a towel. That really helps?? I would think it would still make that area hot. Interesting and thanks!!