Spring babies

[Guest guest]

Lonnie, that's why I was very interested in your posts about your two

little girls and their ages and how they will cope and how you will

cope with a new baby as my two DDs will be virtually the same age as

your two DDs when no. 3 comes along! Was reassured by the answers -

hope you were.

Francesca

Re: Congratulations Ann!

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Mum to Kezia (3), Lily (15 months) and no. 3 (EDD 21.3.02)!!!!!>>>

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> congratulations Francesca funny as I the other day read one of your

messages and then though hmm I wonder if she will have one more soon

> Lonnie Phoebe & Eloisa's mama

> & expecting a Christmas delivery...

> My therapist told me the way to achieve true inner peace is to

finish what you start.

> So far today, I have finished 2 bags of chips and a Chocolate cake.

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> I feel better already.

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[Guest guest]

> >>>Spring babies are lovely Francesca and I half planned all of mine

that way.

Spring babies for us means one thing...Passover!!! Even though it *is*

a lovely time of the year to have a baby from the point of view of

weather, to have a baby just before Passover is every Jewish mother's

nightmare! It is by FAR the busiest time of year for us so a new baby

just adds to the chaotic aspect of it all. Avigayil was born in

March, 3 weeks before Passover. I loved having May or June babies,

weather still gorgeous, the whole summer stretching invitingly ahead,

and Passover well out of the way!

Ruthie (first part of the Barmitzvah over; the dinner. I wore a

lovely pale mint eveningy suit bought in NYC, and I felt good. it was

lovely being the grandmother of the occasion, rather than the

harrassed mother, and I felt quite sorry for Sara and Benzy who had

problems with the caterer not producing the exact meal which was

arranged for and paid for, even tho no-one noticed the difference,

*they did*. Next part is a family Sabbath dinner at Sara's tomorrow

night, then the Sabbath morning service.)