Jeanne', You're Going to Be an Aunt!

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Jeanne', we wanted to tell you last night at dinner, but we couldn't all get together. This was my next best idea! Mom has already staked her claim as head babysitter! We still need a lead nursery designer and we don't know anyone who would be better for the job!

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Anonymous said…
Congratulations Natalie and Aaron! I am so excited for both of you and your mom and dad. They don't know how their lives are about to change - it is the greatest!

Love you both,
Aunt Sandy
July 1, 2009 at 11:55 AM
Jeanne' Bourgeois said…
Nat and Aaron, I'm so excited to be an aunt that words can't describe. You guys are going to be such great parents and I'm excited to share in the journey with you. Congratulations!
July 6, 2009 at 8:31 AM
Anonymous said…
I am very happy about the family addition-and it was so very thoughtful for you to call me, Aaron, I love you both and now I will practice saying 'I love you all!" (of course, Lucy was already loved)
Aunt Lynn
July 19, 2009 at 7:51 PM
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