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Photo: Due date! Wish baby knew.
I've done a horrible job posting baby updates on here. Mostly cause there's not a lot to update. Baby is growing, I'm growing, and I've been expecting to go into labor anytime the last two weeks so it's made it seem like I'm two weeks overdue already even though I'm just one day over due. This is a pic of baby on her due date. She did not get the memo. I had an appointment today and after talking to doctor, we are going to go one more week and if she doesn't show up, I'm scheduled for an induction on Feb 5th. So will Kelsay be born the day before Grandad's birthday or will she decide to come on Super Bowl Sunday and mess up her dad's plan to watch his beloved Seahawks play? Stay tuned.
In other news, everyone else is doing great. We are loving Aaron's sabbatical schedule so far. Working three days a week from home is awesome! We set up an office for him in the guest bedroom closet. It's pretty tight but it works.
Maddy is doing great at therapy, school, and gymnastics. She is learning to add and to sound out words. This week her class studied the country of Turkey and made a really neat display about the country.
Tonight at dinner, Aaron asked Maddy what numbers she new how to add. She said, "I don't know how to add everything , I just know some." Aaron said, "Well what do you know?" Maddy replied, "100+100." Aaron: "And what does that add up to?" Maddy: "A whole bunch." Gotta love it. This girl is never at a loss for an answer.

Comments

Anonymous said…
ah! I can almost feel the tension for you guys! Praying every night for a happy healthy baby.
brittany
bee said…
I love Maddy's answer! haha

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