Which also makes me sad that Dustin's family is all over the place and he has so much family that they are a tricky bunch to tell together. We are a little behind on having kids in the Groff family... Everyone seems to ask in their own little 'not-so-sneaky way' to see what our family plan is... People are funny. When we know, you guys will know. Okay?
When we moved into our new ward in California I wanted to just tell everyone at once when we were asked to speak in Sacrament to "Stop asking about babies!" But I didn't because first of all I am sure nobody can ever hear me when I am at the podium, and second... I forgot. Lol.
Ok. Here are some ways people have said they surprised their people:
*The cliche gift to mom and dad of a t-shirt/ultrasound telling them they will be a gma or gpa.
*Cooking dinner with foods that all start with 'baby' (baby back ribs/baby carrots...) -Eh, kinda lame. It seems like you would have to end up telling them because they wouldn't get it...
*Giving your husband a bouquet of pregnancy tests... ew. They just pee'd on those things...
*Playing hangman with the family and spelling out you're pregnant or something. Kinda fun :)
*After dinner ask if anyone is still hungry because there is a bun in the oven...
*Sending a letter to family with a due date announcement. BORING. And you don't see the reaction.
*Take a picture of the two of you and either write on the photo or say, "There are actually 3 people in this picture."
*Make fortune cookies and inside on the paper write something about you being pregnant. Cute
*Play gestures trying to imitate a pregnant woman and then the hubby points to the wife.
Take a family photo and instead of saying, "Say cheese" you say "Say (So-so) is pregnant!")
Those are just some of the ones I found. Most people do the giving a shirt deal to a family member so I want to do something different... We'll see. It depends on the month that I would have to tell them :D



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