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11 years 3 months ago #45664 by meredithjane
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Well - this morning I wrapped a PINK ribbon around our porch column!!! Our latest little grandie arrived after our daughter, who had developed cholestasis, was induced 1 week early. All went well & she is gorgeous. She joins our 8 grandsons & big brother hung a pink crystal angel on my 'grandie' tree. Another quilt to make - this time a 'pretty' one. Will make a change from the 10 I have made for family & friends so far that were all boy related.
Meanwhile still have 3 grandsons visiting & babysitting 2 siblings so it has been chaos in very extreme heat! Very tiring but short term.
mj

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11 years 3 months ago #45666 by CindyL
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Congratulations on your first(?) Granddaughter. MJ!

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11 years 3 months ago #45667 by Sandi
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That's great! A girl was bound to come at some point! Congratulations, MJ! I'm glad all is well and you get to enjoy pink!

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11 years 3 months ago #45668 by Melinda
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Congratulations - a granddaughter! She is going to rule the roost for sure!

Hope your daughter is doing well - I had not heard of cholestasis until a friends daughter developed it and had to deliver early too.

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11 years 3 months ago #45669 by dru
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Thanks for sharing your great news! Congrats.......and enjoy!

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11 years 3 months ago #45670 by milly
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Wow this little girl is going to be well looked after.... One girl and all those boys, congratulations MJ, very happy for you and your family :-)
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11 years 3 months ago #45688 by Winnifred
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WHoohooo Congratulations! You must be so excited finally getting to hang the pink angel! We need to see pictures of the quilt when it is done ok!

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