I woke up at 4:00am on Friday (the 10th) morning to Sarah saying "um... I think my water just broke." She wasn't due for another 3 weeks, so we were a little doubtful (and very unprepared). We layed there for a while debating whether this was actually happening, but she soon started having some relatively serious contractions very close together. After this point our debating ended and we threw some stuff in a bag, fed the cats, and sped to the hospital. Six hours later our son, William Wittich Thompson, entered the world, weighing in at 6 pounds 7 ounces. Check out some pictures here.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
The day has arrived!
I woke up at 4:00am on Friday (the 10th) morning to Sarah saying "um... I think my water just broke." She wasn't due for another 3 weeks, so we were a little doubtful (and very unprepared). We layed there for a while debating whether this was actually happening, but she soon started having some relatively serious contractions very close together. After this point our debating ended and we threw some stuff in a bag, fed the cats, and sped to the hospital. Six hours later our son, William Wittich Thompson, entered the world, weighing in at 6 pounds 7 ounces. Check out some pictures here.
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We eagerly await the next updates, featuring grandfathers and grandmothers, of course.
ReplyDeleteWe eagerly await your next update, featuring grandparents, of course.
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What precious photos of a darling little boy--and a beautiful mother and handsome father, too, of course. I'm so glad I'll be able to check in and keep up!
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