We are so excited to tell you about our newest little garden harvest! Our little girl was born Monday afternoon (the 13th) weighing in at 7lbs, 6oz, 20 inches.
When I set this blog up, Scott asked me please to not show any photos of our children’s faces nor tell their names, for privacy sake. I agreed, but, oh it’s so hard not to show pictures and share a name of a little baby!
While I can’t ‘say’ her name, I bet you can understand just how destined it felt to discover this cheese at the Cowgirl Creamery cheese shop in the San Francisco Ferry Building the very day we discovered her name.
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Congratulations! I can already tell she’s beautiful.
How was the cheese?
Beautiful name, beautiful girl! Congratulations!
She’s beautiful. Congratulations to all of you!
Congratulations!!
Enjoy this tender time! Awwww. Many congratulations!
congratulations!!! hope you are feeling well and being taken good care of!
Congratulations! What a beautiful name.
Congrats. Look at that tiny hand. Beautiful name. xo
Congratulations! Best wishes to your new family.
Congratulations! What a blessing!
Congratulations on your precious edition. And what a harvest it has been!
Congratulation on your beautiful new addition. She’s perfect.
so beautiful, so perfect, so precious…CONGRATULATIONS!
BEAUTIFUL.
I do hope everyone is healthy and getting plenty of rest.
Your husband’s concerns are very understandable. Thank you for giving us just a peek of your precious bundle.
Take care.
Congratulations! I understand your husband’s desire for privacy by not showing your children’s faces. Your artful photos still manage to convey her beauty!
Congratulations! I have two sons who are working to be farmers… Keep us in mind when she starts thinking about a good husband. ;o)
Congratulations…..hope lives on!!!!
Sooo pleased for you. How wonderful, after two boys! Sorry for delay in response, been away on holiday. Hope all is well. Love hearing about all your adventures via your blog. The pictures you’ve posted are just right!
All the best,
Caroline in Holland.