The Little Things
Our current "little thing":

Labor and Delivery Story
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
I had just pulled out my sewing machine at 8:45 p.m. when I got my first "real" contraction. Since D-Day was still a week away, I didn't think much of it. But two contractions later (at 9 p.m.), I was putting away my Etsy stuff, writing and leaving notes for whoever was going to house-sit for the night, messaging Jeremy to hurry home from night school, and trying to remember what exactly goes into "the hospital bag". We managed to find and check into the hospital a little after 10 p.m. After telling the resident doctor to "hurry it up, because my babies come fast" (He asked me for my "story"... I don't really know what he meant... story of how the baby came about???...), I was rushed into the delivery room where I gave birth to Stephen about 5 minutes later at 10:33 (the resident was like "Whoa, you weren't kidding when you said your babies come fast!") Anyway, giving birth with no epidural is seriously painful (Jeremy has the scabs to prove it!) I must say that God is plenty gracious and merciful for giving me short labors!
The Little Things
I was able to put together a couple baby blankets for Stephen before Tuesday. I absolutely
love this print and ended up buying the rest of the bolt. Anyway, bundling him up in it made me happy :)

And check out his rad hat. The nurse on duty brought me three hats to choose from: your typical white and blue, and then this awesome green!

Here are some pictures of Calvin and Charissa with their new baby brother!

It's so cute, they are constantly telling me that "I
looove baby Stephen! He's
cuuute!" I've even caught them stroking his head and whispering "It's okay..." when he's crying in his crib. Awww! As Jeremy said, having three really makes the family feel complete :)
Speaking of little things, I got some adorable hair accessories from
lollieliciousdesigns the other day. Not only does Charissa love picking out a different one to prance around throughout the day, I also love them because they
stay in her hair, which is crucial when you have an active one! Aren't they pretty?!

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