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Subject: Re: everything nice

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Date Posted: 12/17/05 9:00:52am
In reply to: krz 's message, "baby girl?" on 12/16/05 10:09:40pm

>Are your thinkings from ultrasound or something else?
>I had some Chinese chart that predicted male/female
>based on date of conception -- accurate for every
>child of my sisters as well as mine (8 total).

Ultrasound. Molly asked the techie, "Is that your guess?" and the lady replied, "I'm doing more than guessing." The OBwankanobee said her heart rate is that of the better half. Plus the pregnancy has been harder in terms of keeping stuff down. Needless to say the grandmothers are excited! Nothing is set in concrete, wet or dry. We're leaning towards my grandma's name, Adelyne Marie, but there are so many great girls name's that that may change. No boys names yet though George is always in the top three!

>I must admit that although I love my boys, around
>Christmas when I see all those beautiful little girls
>in their Christmas dresses I have longings for plaid
>taffeta, lace and patent leather shoes. I still have
>a white rabbit muff and hat given to me by my
>godparents when I was about 5 - donated now to one of
>my god-daughters who is shunning all things 'girl'.

I have had those longings, too, but have overcome them through therapy. But seriously, I had one small pang of regret that Jack wasn't to have a little brother, but how great to have a little sister!

>Congrats again pjk and mo. Nothing more exciting than
>the anticipation of a new birth...

Thanks! 'Tis the season of reincarnation!

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