Series

Thank goodness for digital - eh? It allows me to take 15 shots of the same scene, then store it on my hard drive for years and never let anyone else see them.

But not this time!

Here are a few shots of Meg on day 2 of Life:



And two shots of Miss T:
I took TWENTY pictures and these were the only two that she would face the camera and/or not have her fingers in her mouth...come to think of it, why did I keep taking pictures if she wasn't looking at me...?



And some SUPER CUTE shots of Meg with her eyes open:

Here

Behold - the pictures you've been clamoring for.

(I adore this, our first family of four picture, however I must note - it is not recommended to have the sore, out of shape, recently pregnant woman to operate the timer on the camera - although it did help in the "smile" department.)

(I am posting this simply because it is one of the few pictures taken within days of Meg's birth where I look decent and you can't tell how fat my face is - or as Aaron is fond of saying "how soft your jaw line had become")

Meeting Meg

We have been telling Tessa for about a month that a baby was going to come live with us. She saw a lot of babies in the mean time and she was always disappointed when none of them came to live with us!!

Finally the day came when she got to meet our baby. After meeting Meg, each time she came to visit us in the hospital I would hear her coming down the hall calling out "Hey Baby."

She still thinks Meg is great and greets each morning with a "Hey Baby", but still it is hard to share your Momma.

Home Again, Home Again. Jiggity Jig.

Meg (and Momma) came home this afternoon at 1:00 pm. YEAH!

Blue Light Special

Once upon a time a family was enjoying being "normal." Then they went to the pediatrician, their new baby was diagnosed with severe jaundice and they got to visit the Special Care Nursery at their local hospital for a few days. (Time frame as of yet, undecided. Soo far 4 nights and counting...with a pretty good chance of coming home on Friday afternoon)

The Mom was pretty upset at this turn of events and was mad at the Universe.

The Dad manned the home front while Mom stayed over-night (x4) to feed Baby.

The Big Sister had fun playing at Friends' houses.

The Baby was totally blissed out under the tanning lights and didn't seem to mind one bit.