Morgan and her two Moma's Boys.
Already thinking about his days in Atlanta.
Aunt Jenny finally showed up to meet her nephew.
The boy's time.
Proud Grandparents.
Grady says hello to everyone.
I don't know if the neighborhood can handle this much cuteness.
First walk around the neighborhood.
My beautiful wife and son.
The first bath. He is not happy.I promise that I will not be the dad that shoves pictures down everyones throats, but here are a few more. He is getting cuter everyday.
We got to bring our son home today. We have attached pictures of the arrival and some good pictures from other cameras. Mom and Baby are doing great.
8:04 PM on April 14th, 2008. He is 7 lbs 15 oz and 21 inches long. Morgan had to have a c-section, but is recovering well with the drugs. Stay tuned for pictures tomorrow.
Just to give you an update. Our phones do not work at the hospital, but I have my laptop and can check e-mail every once in a while.
Morgan was started on Patocin at 8 this morning. Her water broke at 9 and she has been having strong contractions ever since. She has the epidural in and is very comfortable right now. The only problem is that her cervix is not dilating. They are keeping an eye on her and up-ing the Patocin on regular intervals. I will let you know when I have more to report.
As I am typing they just upped her Patocin from 26 milli-units per minute to 28 milli-units per minute. Stay tuned…
Still no baby. I hope that this is not a sign of what's to come. For those of you who know me, I am very punctual and Grady is going to have to learn to be on time. Morgan is generally tired, but has short spurts of energy followed by long power naps. We are getting excited about Monday morning and the arrival of our first creation together. Morgan is getting nervous about the labor part of this adventure, but knows that there will be a happy ending.
