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Old 02/14/14, 03:52 PM
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late fall kidding
Sept 29 is the due date of our last kid of the year.. (Jess posted her having a baby announcement today).. so many of you listened to all my yaya tales about Zade (Jess' 2 hour labor.. 100mph race to the hospital.. the police chase LOL).. hopefully this little one won't put on as much of a show!! LOL

One of the few times I played photographer instead of Jess (granted she had to show me how to turn on her camera LOL)


I am one very happy yaya.. who can't wait for another newborn to snuggle.. (Zade turned 20 months today.. he is a smart little guy.. knows all his colors.. can tell you what sound every animal, that old mcdonald would ever think about owning, makes.... he's kind and gentle and loves the critters.. just really starting to talk (where other folks can understand LOL).. he's a happy guy and I think he'll make an awesome big brother
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Congrats !!! Hope Jess has an uneventful pregnancy !!!!
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Actually that's not too late for fall, Her colors will be streaming for a couple of months more... still time to snuggle on the front porch for a spell (with a cool hat like Zade's and warm blanket).
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I'm so happy for your family Susie! Such wonderful news!
Zade is growing so fast & he's such a doll!
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2nd labors are usually faster than first, from what I've been told. Good luck making it to the hospital, maybe this should be a planned home birth! LOL.
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Old 02/15/14, 09:00 PM
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2nd labors are usually faster than first, from what I've been told. Good luck making it to the hospital, maybe this should be a planned home birth! LOL.
I'd love to do a homebirth.. however jess has seen what I do to does to get kids out.. she is also afraid I'll forget it's a human baby and try to pull it's arms up and out first LOL.. her OB suggested we get a motel room in town the week she's due

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LOL! I was not suggesting you as her midwife if you are not a human one...but OMG, that's hilarious! I meant to look into midwives in the area.
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Old 02/16/14, 10:47 PM
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LOL! I was not suggesting you as her midwife if you are not a human one...but OMG, that's hilarious! I meant to look into midwives in the area.
actually I've caught a couple babies and been the main labor support for 14 little bundles.. but do I get to catch jess'.. no.. sad yaya here (just trying to make her feel guilty. she's standing behind me as I type )

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