Labor Night

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It's almost 6 am, and we're still at the house. We all fell "asleep" at about 1 am. Somehow Nat and Mrs. Trisha made it upstairs. I woke up on the couch in the basement at 4:30 am and went upstairs and snoozed in the glider in the baby's room until 5:30 am. I don't know how well Nat is sleeping, earlier she wasn't having much luck. I'm still very hopeful that Sarah Graves will be born today, but we'll have to assess the situation once Nat wakes up.

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Nikki said…
OH my goodness --- this is so exciting. It is like watching a car race or something!!!! I am not sure who on the Bourgeois side of things is on the list to call but if you get a chance and don't mind texting my number is 713-256-7121. Aaron -- hang in there you are doing GREAT!!!

All my love and kisses!!
January 20, 2010 at 7:49 AM
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