The events of yesterday really put things in perspective. I think about the struggle that Kiki and Rob went through to bring a miracle into the world, and my own "crises" pale in comparison. I mean, seriously. Is packing and moving and studying all that difficult? Is being poor and worried about money all that significant on the grand scheme of things? Not so much. Her labor and delivery just shows how we struggle to be in the world and how badly we want to be here and be a part of this miracle. It really makes everything else so insignificant. I mean, two days ago, there was no Sawyer. Today, he is a living, breathing, tiny miracle eager to grow up and be loved. Everything else is unimportant. Really. Maybe I'm just being sappy, but the perspective is nice.
(Of course, hearing about this hellacious delivery only solidifies my desire to have no babies. I mean, if I weighed 8+lbs. at birth and The Boy weighed 9+lbs. at birth, our kid would be like a 10 pounder. No freakin' way! But I do love babies. Especially when they belong to someone else!)
So, cheers to Sawyer and Kiki and Rob (and Tex and Ollie). The happy family!
Sawyer Timothy
8lbs. 9oz.
21 inches long
6:09pm May 9th, 2008
8lbs. 9oz.
21 inches long
6:09pm May 9th, 2008
Welcome to the world!
3 comments:
You're not being sappy -- you're absolutely right! (About Kiki being Ah-mazing AND about the perspective/comparison thing)
:)
Thanks for putting all of this into words; it was nice to read this morning!
I'm so proud of our girl! Kiki is ah-mazing and Sawyer is so frickin' adorable!
Hey! That's nice!! Thanks for posting about me! Aw.
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