Madeline
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
The Story
To make a long story short, this is what went down this week. 3:30 Thursday morning, I start having contractions that are 10 minutes apart, not too painful. This continues until about 7am, when they become a lot stronger. They are still about 10 minutes apart. Around 7:30, mom says that since they are painful, we might as well go in to the hospital. So I get up and start getting Megan, myself and Russ ready to go. As soon as I get up, the contractions start happening every 2-6 minutes. We hurry everyone along and we get to the hospital around 8:30. They are now about 2-3 minutes apart. I get to triage and they examine me and all they can feel is my water and they say that I am probably complete and don't have time to get an epidural. They take me to a labor room around 8:45 and get an IV started just in case I can have one. They broke my water and I soon start pushing. I didn't have time for an epidural. OUCH!!!!! Melanie was born at 9:21 in the morning. She was 6 lb 13 ozs and 20'' long.
Here are some more pictures:
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Of Bellies, Bubbles & Babies
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Megan's First Haircut
We took Megan in for her first official haircut. I have cut her bangs a little bit, but it was getting pretty obvious that more was needed. She did so well. Only a little crying at first and when she got her bangs cut.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Some Christmas Pictures
It has been so long since we posted I thought I better get on it. We spent our Christmas vacation is Utah and Indiana (and airports!!). We had a great time playing with cousins and puppies. This year, only mommy got sick, so that made the vacation much easier. We are now back in Connecticut realizing that we must had a mild winter last year compared to this. Russ has made stupid comments like "What if we get a snow storm and the baby is coming and no one can get in or out?". He now has to memorize one page in "What to Expect" on how to assist a birth without medical help. That should teach him to keep his month shut.
Anyway, on to the pictures!


