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We seem to have got over the notion that pregnancy is somehow unnatural. :D And belly art is such a beautiful way of flaunting that nature.

I have written for a couple of sites like this, and you're right, it is boring. I can't stand boring!

Amazing! To think that not long ago, a pregnant woman kept her belly concealed with a balloon like blouse.

Well, thank you! Watch out though. Zazzle can be addictive!

These are really funny, Lana! Thank you for a great article!!:-)
I think I should give this Zazzle thingie a try . . . find some time to set up a store, and start promoting some items which tickle my fancy. :-) So your article was not just fun, but inspiring as well.

Excellent article. A friend and I are always discussing this. She says that these things didn't happen 50 or 60 years ago. I say it has been around since the beginning of time. The media didn't report it as much, because it wasn't told due to the shame and stigma associated with it.

I guess the good think about the girls condition was the fact that they were able to do so much traveling! It seems that they lived a long life also, with good people to help them out.

I think they sell these everywhere, if nothing else you can point them to this page and tell them to order them from Amazon, I have plenty of links/images they can click into to purchase. The best way to buy these is in bulk i.e. 8-10 sets, you get them for roughly 1.00 each and that's a dam good price, the dollar store versions are very thin on a thick sponge, the magic eraser versions are 100% melamine (eraser part) so this is a great buy. They will shop anywhere from AZ. Thanks for reading!

This is a fascinating read. I don't know if they sell this product in Israel, but glad to know it really works so if I or someone I know goes overseas I can ask them to bring it back.

Really enjoyed reading your article. Most people start the weight loss process but having the motivation to hang in there and get the job done is what counts.

Thanks, Sheri. Strange things sometimes spring into my head....

Why thank you, Jerrico. I had fun putting this together.

You obviously weren't on the internet on the day of the 100th anniversary. You would never have had to ask if you were.

I like the pacifier best. I wish I was so creatively funny.

nice!