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May 6, 2008

So yesterday was a pretty good day, my mom and I took my sister in law

to register for her baby shower. My brother and her are adopting a

little girl, who is due to be born at the end of next month/early

July. Their first baby, and my sister in law has poly-ovarian cycist

fibrosis (or is it poly-cycstic ovarian fibrosis? See this says how my

brains working).. At any rate, they have been unable to conceive

themselves, and were literally handed this chance to adopt, the birth

mother is a relative of my sister in laws, and theyre being given full

legal rights handed to them, etc. No complications, no hassle, etc.

We're so excited for them.

At any rate, we went registering. If Sears did not have the dumbest

system around for registering, it would have cut an hour and a half

out of our trip.. But to get her signed up to register there took an

hour and a half. Actually looking at baby clothes was awesome, i love

baby clothes LOL. Makes me remember when mine were that little..

But the grand total of time spent was about four hours, because we had

two stores we had to register at, one for clothes and one for big

items.. first baby, they have nothing yet.

then after, hubby wanted to go see Iron Man so we went home, picked up

hubby and sat in those terrible theater seats. I ended up unable to

sleep cause my hip was so outa joint! Ahh! So today i feel run over by

a truck. yesterday was a good day but man Im paying for it! It was one

of those cases where I didnt have much choice and dont regret it, but

Im gonna have to take it easy for the next like WEEK to get back to

not hurting!

May 6, 2008

Congratulations on the up-coming birth of your niece! I'm glad that

you had such an enjoyable day, yesterday. It's great when you can

have a day like that. They are few and far between, aren't they?

Gentle Hugs,

Kristi

>

> So yesterday was a pretty good day, my mom and I took my sister in

law

> to register for her baby shower. My brother and her are adopting a

> little girl, who is due to be born at the end of next month/early

> July. Their first baby, and my sister in law has poly-ovarian

cycist

> fibrosis (or is it poly-cycstic ovarian fibrosis? See this says how

my

> brains working).. At any rate, they have been unable to conceive

> themselves, and were literally handed this chance to adopt, the

birth

> mother is a relative of my sister in laws, and theyre being given

full

> legal rights handed to them, etc. No complications, no hassle,

etc.

> We're so excited for them.

> At any rate, we went registering. If Sears did not have the

dumbest

> system around for registering, it would have cut an hour and a

half

> out of our trip.. But to get her signed up to register there took

an

> hour and a half. Actually looking at baby clothes was awesome, i

love

> baby clothes LOL. Makes me remember when mine were that little..

> But the grand total of time spent was about four hours, because we

had

> two stores we had to register at, one for clothes and one for big

> items.. first baby, they have nothing yet.

> then after, hubby wanted to go see Iron Man so we went home, picked

up

> hubby and sat in those terrible theater seats. I ended up unable

to

> sleep cause my hip was so outa joint! Ahh! So today i feel run over

by

> a truck. yesterday was a good day but man Im paying for it! It was

one

> of those cases where I didnt have much choice and dont regret it,

but

> Im gonna have to take it easy for the next like WEEK to get back

to

> not hurting!

>

May 6, 2008

Hi Nina,

First, congratulations on the expected baby :-) I am adopted and that makes

me special because I was chosen, that is the way I look at it.

It is a shame we have to pay so dearly to go out and have fun. I hope that

you don't flare too much dear.

Gentle hugs,

Annie in TN

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