Babyup!

Yep. Still waiting.  So here’s the deal, Ally McBeal.  It’s about 8pm here.  The barn door isn’t open yet.  In fact, it’s not even cracked a smidge.  Los medicos are going to do this thingie whatchmacallit to relax the cervix and get it in a baby-having mood.  It’s expected that process will take 12 hours to happen, and then it will likely take another 8-12 hours to baby.

So sports fans, most likely we’re looking at some time tomorrow, and probably a quiet night tonight.

Lisa’s getting impatient. She’s going for a walk to see if she can shake the baby out. I went in search for Chinese food.

At 5pm the staff will start trying to talk us into inducing, but we’re going to hold out a bit in hopes of avoiding all those interventions.

Nothing much is happening right now.  We’re told that you pretty much have your baby within 24 hours of your water breaking.  So, we’re expecting the rest of the event today.  Not sure when.

Here’s a photo of the monitor following contractions and baby heartbeat.

Here’s the belly!

At 5am this morning Lisa’s water broke. We’re at the hospital now getting set up. Everything is going fine. More later.

I know she doesn’t look any different than any other baby, but that’s not stopping me from feeling these are the cutest baby ultrasounds I have ever seen.  Interested?  Click on the photos for a full-sized pic.

From today, June 9th, 2010

And in other good news, mom and baby are perfectly healthy.  The little munchkin is pretty much average in size, weight and all that, which is good!

June 30th is the projected date.  It’s coming up fast.

Belly 6/7/2010

Here comes the belly!

We were at the doctor’s today.  Everything’s going fine.  Check out that heartbeat!

6/3/2010:

Belly - May 19th

Here’s the belly as of May 19th.  We’ve moved into the new place out by Randy and Jean.  We’ve got huge… tracts of living room.

We’re at Cannon Beach this weekend.  Here’s the view from the camera phone:

Cannon Beach 2010

Dogs can fly?