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Will update soon!

So, you all are probably wondering where I have been. Taking care of a baby, that's where I've been! I will tell the long version of the story when I have more time and am not so tired. The short, short version is our daughter came early at 33 1/2 weeks. We are home now and doing just fine.

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  1. Shanti MamaJuly 9, 2010 at 6:07 AM

    I came by to see how you were doing. Can't wait to hear the story. I have been busy taking care of baby too. Hope all is well! Big hugs.

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