Waiting, waiting

‘Tis cold

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Ever the troopers, my parents spent yet another chilly Thanksgiving holiday with us in Anchorage.

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Obligatory pregnant shot

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Hickory loving on his new toy from his favorite nephew

Per tradition, the men deep-fried the turkey while we women peered anxiously out the kitchen window.

But, also per tradition, the turkey turned out crisp and delicious.  And the house still stands.

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In addition to putting them to work making the Thanksgiving feast, Will and I enlisted my parents’ creative touches finishing up Baby Nicholson’s nursery.

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Practicing with the Moby wrap

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Baby N is very blessed to have an incredibly talented and generous grandfather.  Grandpa Joe painted a series of images for the nursery from one of our favorite books, Wind in the Willows.

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Baby N. is one lucky little fellow.IMG_5888

And now, here I sit, three days past my due date waiting, waiting, waiting.  Who can blame the little guy for not wanting to rush out with the cold temperatures and earthquake of late?  Whenever he decides to make his debut, we can’t wait to meet him and introduce him to the wonderful world of Mole, Mr. Ratty, Mr. Badger, and Toad.

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3 Responses to Waiting, waiting

  1. I was two weeks late with my first child. Sure hope the little one arrives much sooner than that. Happy birthing.

  2. What a wonderful nest awaits Baby N, full of good visuals and your old “stuffed” friends. Can’t wait to meet him. Hope you soar through the birthing. Much love

  3. Best of luck! I love the Wind in the Willows.

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