This is Wendy Margaret, born at 7:20 this morning, 7 lbs 7 oz, 20.5". Look at that sweet wrinkly chin!
My sister was in labor all night, so of course I'm exhausted.
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13 comments:
Congratulations!!!
Gorgeous! Congratulations ... now go rest! :-D
Congratulations Aunt Meri!!! We all know you've been looking forward to this...I'm sure you can't wait to get there and see her!
+JMJ+
How wonderful! She looks adorable!
What a coincidence! I just got a new niece too! She sure is a cutie. Congradulations!
O frabjous day! Next time you talk to her, tell her congratulations for me. Wendy is lovely.
How adorable! Is Wendy on your vacation plans?
Wendy is the vacation plan! She's being baptized on Saturday, and we're the proud godparents.
Congratulations! I'm relieved to hear little Wendy won't have to be baptized in-utero. I hear those are tricky and have mixed results. ;)
Beautiful!
Congratulations!
She looks gorgeous! Congrats Aunty!! (And this Margaret really likes her second name!)
Kiwi Margaret
Congratulations! Becoming an Aunt is so cool!
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