I want to write something fascinating, or humorous. And if it can't be humorous then I'd like it to be thoughtful and deep. Unfortunately I'm just not in that place tonight. Besides, I can't hope to be as funny as my husband. Right now the deepest thought in my head is how nice it is to be at home, in my pajamas, relaxing. So, I apologize for giving you really nothing to read. I'll just say this - enjoy the simple moments in life. Enjoy being with your family. Enjoy a hot drink. Enjoy lounging around in your pajamas.
It was a cool day. Almost too cold. The kind of cold that makes you rethink your very existence.... Boy. I am waaaay to tired for that. So I will give you the un-dramatic version. So, we are getting bombarded with requests for an update and pictures. So I will oblige and provide you with all the gory details. Actually, there are no gory details. In what can only be described as an amazing answer to many prayers, the new Mooney babies were brought into this world with no problems what so ever. We entered the hospital at 10:00 in the morning and were taken to the surgery room around 12:00 noon. At exactly 12:38, the first baby, Dylan Michael was born weighing in at 6 pounds even. Then, also at 12:38, Evan Timothy also charged into the world weighing in at 5.2 pounds. Then, at 12:39 Liam David was born weighing 4.8 pounds. For those of you good at math, that is a whopping 16 pounds worth of babies. 16 POUNDS!!! And even though them just being born at 36 weeks and 5 days isn...
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Laurie
Tim found your bold today so I got to check it out. What great pics of Caden! What a cute kid. He sure is getting big. He has a pretty big head I see, but Elijah's was bigger than his and looked way too huge for his body at one point during the first year. Now he is well proportioned and we just think he has a large head that looks right for his body! Anyway, glad to have found you. Keep it up!
Tara McMillan
I thought "your" thought was awesome! We want to simplify and really it is easy - stop and enjoy the moment. Appreciate the insight - one needs to hear and do it more.
Mariann