My Loves

I had a great three day weekend! My parents, brother, and I drove up to Raleigh to meet our newest family member. Will is definitely the cutest baby boy I have ever seen. He's a pretty good baby too, he only cries when he's hungry or when his diaper is changed. Most of the time he is content just to cuddle or look around.
I also loved spending time with my Ens, she grows so much each time I see her. She's adjusting pretty well and always talks about how much she loves "Baby Wiw." Each morning she woke us all up She is quite the talker and some of the things she says crack me up. Every time we put her in a dress she looks in the mirror and says "I look like a PWINCESS!" My mom, sister, and I were watching Australia one day while Ens was napping. She woke up about 15 minutes from the end so we tried to distract her with he blocks while we watched the end, but it didn't work too well. When Hugh Jackman walked out of a burning building, looking incredible, Ens's eyes got huge and she turned around to look at us and just giggled, it was like she knew he is sexiest man alive (I didn't give him the title, but I'm not gonna disagree), it was so cute! She is also in a very independent stage. She no longer wants help putting on shoes or buckling her seat belt. Whenever I tried to help she would get an indignant look and say "I'ma do it!" I sure love those two!

A New Man in My Life

That's right, I have a new man in my life. His name is Will and he's 6 lbs 12 ounces, 18 inches long and has some red curly peach fuzz. William Paul McNabb was born this afternoon at 12:51 to my sister Lisa and her husband Evan. Everybody is doing well, big sister Ensley is coping. I can't wait to meet him, we are going to go up this weekend. You can see more pictures of the happy family on their blog.
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A job!

I found a full time job! It's not my dream job, but it is a job and in this economy it's all I can ask for. I will be working as an office assistant in a law office. I figure I will work there and advertise on-line to do research and personal histories on the side until the economy rebounds.