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Date Posted: 06:43:57 02/10/02 Sun
Author: Rev.
Author Host/IP: pm3-1-98.blueriver.mwt.net / 207.190.80.98
Subject: Re: never under stood the boiling of water either.
In reply to: LadyM 's message, "never under stood the boiling of water either." on 20:00:40 02/09/02 Sat

Was there all four times with my kids' births. Most disgusting event birth is. What a wonder and what a mess all rolled into one!

Oldest Son was 3 lbs, 11 ounces. Stood him up in Grandpa's cowboy boot (hung him by the arm pits at the top of the boot) shortly after coming home for some pictures. He has yet to forgive me.

Oldest daughter heard my voice for months before birth and smiled when I talked to her shortly after birth. Yeah, the nurse said it was gas, but how was she supposed to be full of gas when she hadn't yet eaten any beans?

Next daughter was blonde and blue eyed like her dad was once. Now it's a shiny top and tired blue eyes... She was a Christmas baby.

Youngest (boy) was the heaviest at 7 lbs, 4 oz. Still shot out like a torpedo just like the rest. If it hadn't been for the speedy little Pinto Runabout, I'd have had to deliver these kids by myself somewhere...

My, what memories!

Lady M. Glad the little one was born well and safe. Rev.

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