Anticipation is met with trepidation as Katherine and I seek new ways to get this little gal to come out and play! As you may know, we live near the holler in 'ole Kentucky. Being so, we have access to Appalachian literature, including works on pregnancy in the hills. Chapter eight in the hill-people medical works "Chillin with your Chillen" is all about inducing labor. Heeding the book's wisdom, Katherine quickly took to mowing our lawn at a mere 39 and a half weeks preggo. After a while, we thought her water broke! However, she was just sweating from the hard work.
I guess hard labor on Labor Day Weekend doesn't always end in hard labor.
Anyway, I took a picture to document our unsuccessful attempt at meeting our little girl sooner than we hoped.
We are very much looking forward to sharing our newest miracle with all of you! -Rob
3 comments:
In old Nawleans, lenore and bob went out for beer and all you can eat shrimp to get richard to get on outta there, btw, call me sometime,(this is alex) luvs, alex/robin
Mowing the lawn!! Honey, there are things our man should always do: mow the lawn, take out the garbage, carry theatre tickets, clean fish and game, do the outdoor grillin', open the door for you....
robbie, don't you let that lovely lady near a mower again!
Love,
Liberated aunt robin
i'm glad you finally got your baby out :) we love you guys! and little Harper is amazing!
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