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Emma our little handy helper.

Matt's parents and grandmother just left this morning. They helped us with a lot of odds and ends. They got our bath tub put in our downstairs bathroom, the utility sink hooked up, and a new door put in. Along with helping me get Emma's room and our room put together. Thank you so much for all of your help.
Well little Miss Hailey will not be here on the 16th of Oct. unless God has other plans and would like her here then. She will be here on the 19th, the hospital was booked for the 16th. So the 19th it is. Everything is going well. I went to the hospital for a little check, I thought that my water had broke, but no such luck. Although she has a little more cooking to do.

Emma is doing well. Still adjusting to the new house and room. Her sleeping pattern is all messed up so about 1:30 am every night she is waking up. I am looking forward to Matt getting home so that I might get a solid nights sleep.

Matt will be home Tuesday the 29th and I am looking forward to it very much. He will be leaving again for Vancouver the last week on Oct. and the first week of Nov. So we are looking into who we can have come help me with Emma mainly while he is gone. Given that we will be getting home the Thursday or Friday before the Sunday that he leaves.

Well that is all for now, hope everything is going well for you all.

Much Love,

Anna

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Roxanne Pearce Photography said…
So fun you are getting all moved in. You'll have to post pics when you've settled a bit! So exciting. I guess the upside to the 19th is giving the babe a little longer to cook, which is never a bad thing! :) Hope you aren't working yourself too hard these last few weeks, I'm sure its hard trying to get all moved in!
In Him,
Roxanne
September 25, 2009 at 2:55 PM
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