Huzzah: Let The Wild Rumpus Begin

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w November 19, 2006

Let The Wild Rumpus Begin

Just got home from the hospital with Peabo in tow about fifteen minutes ago...it is SO NICE to be home. Everyone was very lovely in the hospital, but it's sure nice to be in my own environs.

Peebs came out at 10:14 am, Friday, November 17 (after only 20 minutes of pushing, go me) and has TONS of dark hair. It's a comfort to see my DNA showing up in at least one of our daughters. She weighed 6 lbs, 3 oz, and was (is?) 19 inches long. All in all, a super sweetie, and wowzapalooza, is it easier the second time around. Yeah, they cry, but you can cope with it. And yeah, you have to learn 'em how to nurse, but you can cope with it, plus you have tricks up your sleeve now. And on that front, she's actually doing quite well; we'll keep plugging away.

Not super tired, but still a little out of it---will fill in the gory details at a later date, but thank you to everyone for all your good wishes and cyber support.

We are a family of four now. Good god. Send reinforcements!

by at November 19, 2006 12:36 PM | TrackBack Comments

Congratulations again! I'm so glad everything has gone, and is going, so well. Yay!

Posted by: Aven on November 20, 2006 10:36 AM