Jonathan "Jack" Ambrose was born at 4:33 on 9-11-2008.
When asked for comment for this article, he waved and arm gently and went back to eating.
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40 comments:
The Blackadder Says:
Hey, congratz!
A great name! Although my son may be jealous to know of another Jonathan whose cuteness rivals his own.
John Brooks says:
Congratulations!
You guessed the date and time perfectly!
I must admit I knew earlier today. Uncle Will showed off his picture on his cell phone and Grandpa sent out an email. I kept checking your blog to see if you had announced it...hehe..
I love his name and he sure is beautiful.
I'm glad that all is well...God bless!!
Congratulations! He's beautiful!
Congrats, beautiful baby!
Congratulations. He is very beautiful. And he gets to have this cool birthday too. Outstanding.
LogEyed Roman
He's gorgeous -- just like his sisters! (Though in a very masculine way, of course.) This is Grandmother Darwin, who is tickled pink that young Master Darwin was born on her anniversary.
Awwwwwww.... He is beautiful! Makes me all teary just looking at him.
Wow! I think the prediction was a little uncanny!
Congratulations to the family and my regards to Mrs. D for a job well done! :)
Congratulations. What a cutie!
What a handsome little he-man stud! Good work, Darwin. Oh, and you too, MrsD.
Congratulations!!
He is just beautiful. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Darwin. Welcome to the world, Jonathan!
Well done! :)
Darn! Are y'all psychic or something?
Congrats!
Congrats!! Given the prognostication ability of MrsDarwin, I'm hoping she'll let me in on the numbers of the Ohio lottery.
Just Beautiful! This picture made my heart flip a bit. He looks like he was worth the wait. I loved your whale pic the other day, by the way, and can relate. I still have 100 days to go, though.
Very cute! -- Congratulations!!!
Congratulations! Great name. ;)
Congratulations! God bless you all!
Congratulations and good call. He's such a cutie! My daughter was born six years ago today, also fulfilling a presaging (though not my own!). Hope you're doing well--God bless!
Sweet!
And Jack is a great name. *grin*
God bless Jack and the whole family! He's beautiful! I hope he and Mrs. D are doing well.
He'll be glad you didn't take the Catholic Baby Name suggestion for today: Wilbert!
I'm glad there will always be TWO good associations with this date in your family.
Congratulations!
What a gorgeous wee man! Congratulations and love to you all.
Congrats!!!!
Adorable baby!
Congratulations!
Congrats! So cute and precious!
Beautiful! Well done.
Congratulations to you and the new addition!
He's beautiful, congratulations!
Congratulations!
Yay!! Congratulations, he's beautiful!
Congrats, Darwins!
Congratulations.
Congratulations! And welcome to Jack!
He's just beautiful! Congratulations.
Congratulations, Darwin Family! We're very, very happy for you. He's a cutie.
- The Christian Family in California
Congratulations! Way to go! He is "so so so so cute," as we say around here when describing babies.
What a beautiful boy!
Ambrose is the middle name? Fantastic choice. We used it for our own son (for obvious reasons).
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