Among the many ailments - I mean, changes - that affect a woman's body during pregnancy, PP is keen on one in particular: the linea nigra.
The linea nigra appears around now (22 weeks) connecting the belly button to the rectum. (Note how modern use of Latin has been relegated to euphemisms [originally a Greek word] to avoid our blushes.) It's an umistakeable sign of pregnancy - though I would have thought a figure like a rugby ball was something of a giveaway.
PP's linea nigra (dark line to you and me) hasn't appeared yet, and her belly button is still an inny. What's the Latin for inny?
Friday, March 09, 2007
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