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The Nesting continues

This is it people, its the week of my due date. Daniel and I had our schedules completely clear this whole week in case of baby Goulet's arrival. Since most of my crazy cleaning and shopping is complete, I don't have much else to do. Well, I am sure I could find something else to clean....hmm.... Daniel usually has night time meetings planned, but this week his schedule is all clear. As the week has begun, we have been trying to find impromptu things to do so that we keep our selves occupied and don't go crazy. We had a nice dinner with our roommate and his fiance tonight. Then, Daniel had people over for a bonfire to celebrate us finishing our patio.
Speaking of patio, it turns out that I am not the only Goulet that is nesting..... Monday was Daniel's day off and it seems he got the bug to finish projects that he started. First, he finished our patio that we have been working on for 3 weeks. I helped carry bricks, to try to induce labor. This did not work.
Then, he spent the evening installing a hard drive in my laptop that broke four months ago.
Here's proof of his labor.

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