Then we moved on to Isaac's family. It was a bit harder to do since his family is more spread out, so one day on Skype we had Isaac's parents and one of his sisters, so we told them, "We are having a baby!" My sister-in-law had a funny look on her face and said "We are too!" It turns out she was due about 6 weeks before me.
Later on, we had Isaac's other sister over to our house and decided to share our happy news with them, so we told them "We are having a baby!" My sister-in-law had a funny look on her face (at this point I was very familiar with it . . .) and said "We are too!" It turns out she was due about 2 weeks before me.
So if you are still with my that's 3 sister-in-laws and 4 pregnancies. I decided that I needed to STOP telling people I was pregnant because apparently so was everyone else.
In the end, Jonah was the last one to be born. His cousin Abby, who was supposed to be a week younger, showed up two weeks early and only 5lbs heavy. We went down to North Carolina to visit them and quickly realized that Jonah was so much bigger than her, he could hold her. [For more on Abby, go to Luke and Alicia's Blog]






Last weekend, we took Jonah out to meet another cousin Peter who was born 2 weeks before. These boys are much more equal in stature. [For more on Peter go to Mickie and Steve's Blog]
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You all are living up to replenishing the earth, which makes is very very fun for the Granny's of the world. Granny s
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