leah katharyn.
yes, my younger brother and his wife are officially the proud owners of a new rugrat.
leah was born this afternoon at 4:52pm (CST) weighing.... 8 pounds, 2 ounces. i think that's right... i'm not really sure what normal baby weight is or why everyone seems to care so much?
seriously? why is that always the first question? "how much does she weigh?"
does a lower weight mean something better than a higher weight? or vice versa? if she's heavier does it increase her likelihood of becoming a lesbian.... because seriously, ever since my friend steven told me every leah he's ever known was a lesbian.... that's my wish for my niece.
and i hope she becomes the first female QB in the NFL. that'll kick ass!
so.... let me see.... what am i missing? 8 pounds, 2 ounces. i've told you the name. she came out with a full head of light brown/blondish hair.... blue eyes (surprise, surprise) but "for now" as my brother informs me. baby has ten fingers and toes... (that's ten finger AND ten toes... so a total of 20 digits.) a healthy cry (again, not sure what that indicates).
mother's good. i'm told she's tired and sore (um, ya think?). father is frazzled.
so, ummm....yeah. congratulations, brother & sister!
mazal tov!
e.
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The reason it matters, dear new uncle, is that the difference between 6lbs and 9lbs exiting one's betty is GYNORMOUS. Not to mention that the difference between a 4lbs baby and a 7lbs baby is usually a healthier baby.
So, congratulations. May you find yourself inexplicably liking children, or at least one child.
Mazel tov.
First, why are the comments showing up on the blog? Is that just me?
Now yippie!
It's moon hanging time for Uncle Eric!
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