Baby G up close and personal

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Despite torrential rains, power outages, and a PDS (Particularly Dangerous Situation! according to the Weather Channel), the storms cleared up in time for an ultrasound party at the hospital at 10:30 pm. Truly, that's when my appointment was. The crew there to witness the excitement included my parents, my aunt, and both of my cousins. We had a blast. The baby looks great, and of course, the long awaited moment: we found out if we're having a boy or a girl!!!!

The following are some non-gender-revealing photos:

Here's a profile of our beautiful little one.



And in this shot, you can see that the baby has clearly not inherited my birth trait of 6 fingers per hand and foot. Count those five healthy digits!


So the big question remains: boy or girl?

Of course, we're not telling you unless you really want to know. So, for those of you that are anxious to find out, click here to get the big news.

Comments

  1. Bridget9:10 AM, August 06, 2008

    That is totally awesome and I guessed correctly! Girl we're in the same city let's try to met up. What was Carlos' reaction? :) Best wishes!

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  2. Bridget9:15 AM, August 06, 2008

    Hey why was the appointment so late?

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  3. Somebody8:34 AM, August 07, 2008

    Congrats on Baby G (I looked to see the sex!) and Carlos's Cheyenne! LOL

    ~Lisa

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  4. Anonymous3:10 PM, August 18, 2008

    Congratulations Amy and Carlos, I am sure this little boy is going to bring a lot of joy to the family and friends, God has blessed you. Hope to see you soon Carlos

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