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Here are some pics from last weekend. If the weather would get above 60, maybe we could play outside longer!

Last Saturday, Erin was out of the house getting things done for most of the day, so Natalie and I got some great quality time together.  It was great!  Mornings are definitely her time to shine, as she is nothing … Continue reading →

This post is a little late, but on March 19, Natalie had her 3 month birthday.  She’s getting so old!  And so big.  Unfortunately, I don’t have height and weight stats since we haven’t been to the doctor for awhile, … Continue reading →

We are in Florida, visiting the family and in particular, Natalie Ann’s favorite great aunts, Aunt Ann. The car ride to the airport required two stops and someone in the backseat to shade the sun from the princess’s eyes, but … Continue reading →

Last weekend, on Sunday, March 19th, Natalie Ann Linville was christened into the Catholic Church!  It was quite the event with 15 people from five different states coming to Evanston to celebrate.  She didn’t let them down!  Nana made a … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas to all my new friends! Love, Natalie

The first official day of parenthood has gone pretty well for everyone.  Hopefully, Natalie would agree.  I will spare everyone the full labor story (ask Erin if you’d like the play-by-play) but the summary: we went in at 11:15pm on … Continue reading →

This morning, Sunday, December 19th, Natalie Ann Linville came into the world at 11:40am. She weighs 7 lbs 9oz. And is 19.5 inches long. Everyone is pretty exhausted but more photos to follow tomorrow.

Today we took our 40 week picture and added it to the prego time-lapse progression. Since the week started on Wed, this is technically 40 weeks and 3 days.   And if you believe the due date, then that means we … Continue reading →

Below is a picture of Erin at 39.5 weeks, which was actually two days ago. Today is Monday, December 13th and our official due date is this Wednesday, December 15th. Not sure what that really means, but I know that … Continue reading →