We're Off!

Mason's reaction at breakfast that his baby brother is coming today...



And Jack's reaction. He was very giggly.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Yea! Welcome little Sawyer! Be nice to your mommy during delivery! Just shoot right outta there like a good little boy. I hope all goes well, Lera. You have been in my thoughts all weekend. And by the way, today is the day for my SIL as well. They are inducing. :)
10:30 AM EDT
christy said…
by the way, nice onesies and blankee!
10:55 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
Yay! I hope your delivery goes as well as a delivery can! Can't wait to hear how it goes and see his little face!

And yes, you blogged during labor. You're CRAZY!
3:00 PM EDT
laura capello said…
Yay! Yay! Yay!
3:38 PM EDT
African Kelli said…
SO exciting. Welcome to this world Sawyer. You are much anticipated. :)
3:41 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Hope all are well and little Sawyer is healthy and happy. Many, many blessings happy family!
11:09 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Congrats to all of you!!! We can't wait to see the new little one....
7:12 AM EDT
FinnyKnits said…
Welcome Wee Sawyer! And good luck Lera! We're all thinking of you today!!
12:54 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Well? I hope everything went smoothly...

Thinking of you.
10:47 AM EDT
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