unwinding

It's been two and a half weeks since August 31st, the date that suddenly everything in this world now seems to be revolving around. To say that your life changes when you have a child is so much of an undersatement that it reminds me that we don't have enough words in our language to describe things of this nature. Or maybe we do have enough words, they're just not the right ones. Either way, I can't tell you how we feel right now, because there isn't a mechanism capable of allowing me to do so. Instead, I'll just stick to the facts.

Her name is Julia Allison Fearnow, and she was born at 1:31 am. She was 7 pounds, 15 1/2 ounces. She was twenty inches long. I'll have some pictures up just as soon as I can find somewhere to store them. I lost my website when I moved, very tiresome.

Also, Tripp called shortly after starting to read my post, and it was good to get back in touch. I have noticed already the congratulatory posts from Matt and Carter, so thank you very much. Now for the hard part.

Ray:

I just wanted you to know that our hearts go out to you and your wife. I know we've never met, and I know that the last thing I wanted when I was going through this was strangers trying to make me feel better, but I just wanted to say that we are truly sorry. My wife and I read your post together, and by the time we finished, we were both in tears. Again, words fail, but we wish you the best.