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Seven Months and counting


Rob and I have had many adventures being married for over seven years; we have traveled the world, seen and done many fun and exciting things. However, nothing has added up to the excitement that we feel waiting for the birth of our beautiful princess, our baby girl. Rob and I have started to prepare ourselves for the pains that come with the blessing of having a baby, and also the lack of sleep (which is my most favorite thing in the whole world to do :(
We painted her bedroom purple (if you know me well, you wouldn't be too surprised about the color choice), and my darling artistic husband drew a castle on one wall (freehand, thank you very much). It's a good thing one of us knows how to draw...

Anyway, this blog is to document, from here on out, our newest adventure. In addition, I literally have family all over the globe that is curious and excited about our new addition (especially my parents and in-laws as we waited FOREVER to procreate, according them them:). We are counting down the days, and adding pictures, etc., of our journey from here until Thanksgiving.

We hope you enjoy it!

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  1. Hi Melissa! Saw you post your blog on Facebook. You are the cutest expecting mom! At church you looked beautiful! Fun to see you in the blogger world. Our blog is randbfamily.blogspot.com.

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  2. I swear I posted on this last night....Maybe I was sleep blogging again :( But anyhow, welcome to the bloggy world. I miss you guys!

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  3. Hey, its awesome you have a blog now. hope we can keep in touch more. my blog is http://atrowley.blogspot.com

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  4. Hi Melissa! We are so happy! You will be a wonderful mother as you are a wonderful friend!
    "My dear sisters, do not pray for tasks equal to your abilities, but pray for abilities equal to your tasks. Then the performance of your tasks will be no miracle, but you will be the miracle."
    We love you! With love, Binho.

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  5. Melissa, you look great! Glad you have a blog. It'll be fun to follow. Ruben-great quote!

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