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Welcome, Arden Mae!

My brother Jody and his wife Skye had a lovely little girl this morning. Arden Mae. 5 lb 14 oz.


It's surreal seeing my (younger) siblings get to be adults. Means I must be one too.

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  1. Awww! How wonderful - love the name, and what a sweet little face. Congrats to Jody and Skye. I love newborns (other peoples newborns, not my own :) She's a little gal isn't she!

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  2. Glad you got to go by. Are they heading home later today? She looks almost as young as when we saw her at 11 am yesterday!

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  3. Oh, she's BEAUTIFUL! Love the name! Congratulations to Jody & Skye and to you, Auntie!

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  4. Congrats to all. Hope they are all doing well. She is beautiful.

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  5. So sweet!

    Thank you for your kind comments on Arties blog...

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