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April Showers Bring May Flowers.

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We are excited to get some beautiful flowers into our lives.
So it looks like starting next week we will be back up to a family of 5, waiting for number 6. Danielle is going to finish high school over here (two more months, oh my!). Dylan is doing spectacular at school. The tornado of a boy named Lincoln took a three hour nap and what did I use that time for? Checking emails, grocery shopping, putting away food and playing referee. Hopefully he wakes up in a good mood today because lately he has been so grumpy. I had my 36 week appointment today and everything looks good, breaking the 160 lbs. barrier by a few. Tomorrow morning we will get another look at baby Warner as we get a late ultrasound just to peek in and see how things are going. Exciting! I'm in no hurry to jump into 6, but I know four weeks is going to fly by. Luckily I don't think there is much more we can do now to get ready for baby, other than put the car seat in the van, so hard to believe.

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  1. KevinApril 12, 2012 at 9:17 PM

    I know it's tough, but that's a great move for Danie. Happy to hear it.

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  2. Cheryl KnightApril 16, 2012 at 6:40 AM

    Thinking of you and praying all the time. God will get you through all of these life changes. He is your strength and song:) Love you, Mama

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