Feel a flutter

We've got movement.
Bun's making a daily habit of reminding us there's really something in there. Anni will be resting on the couch and say, "Baby's really moving," or she'll come home from work and say the baby was bouncing around in there during the day.
It's not to the point where an elbow or leg is pushing out on her belly, but there's movement. Anni said it feels like an upset stomach -- without the upset stomach part of it. Got that?
Anyway, the important part of the story is that I finally felt the baby the other night. (Yep, it's all about me.)
Anni said the baby was really moving, so I put my palm on her stomach and waited. And waited. And waited some more. Then, all of the sudden, I felt a brief, ever-so-subtle flutter of pressure on my hand.
And then, just as quickly, it was gone.