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He's Finally Here!

On Friday, September 15th at 8:02 am, my beautiful baby boy came into the world. We were finally released from the hospital today and I was so happy to see the sunshine and trees again. I'm extremely happy to be home, especially since I missed my daughter sooo much during those 48 hours. Anyway, God has blessed us with a healthy son and we fell instantly in love with him. That's all for now, I'm tired.

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Your Girl said…
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Send pictures!!!!!
10:10 PM
Anonymous said…
Congratulations! That is awesome! I'm glad to hear that everyone is doing fine. Of course, I'll selfishly miss chatting with you via email from work. Keep updating your blog to keep me informed.
2:31 PM
Anonymous said…
Hey B, I am so glad Brayden has made it into the real world. I was tired of fussing at him through your belly. I really miss you at work and cannot wait to meet Baby Brayden.
4:17 PM
Bridgette's Odyssey said…
Thanks to all 3 of you!

Brenda, I'll miss emailing you all day too. Maybe now you can get more work done ;)

Deidra, I actually miss seeing your crazy self already too. You make the job so much easier to bear.
9:05 AM
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