OneGuyFromBarlick

Adam has tried bumpy roads, every time he takes Claire out!

Ah...but did he blindfold her and strap her to the roof?
This the fear factor that does the trick.

... waiting for a delivery, it appears.

Yesterday and today, two parcels have arrived with PC parts for a further build that Tom's doing. (In reality, an excuse for him to upgrade some of his components.) These deliveries were well and truly tracked.

A third delivery, without tracking, should have arrived yesterday - but still not here. Ho, hum.

I hate being imprisoned in the house waiting for tardy deliveries.....
I have to do some writing, only one article left in the BET stockpile!

Now Stanley, Claire has said something similar

And with reason.... fancy waiting nine months for a delivery.....

Typical as well, a late delivery

11oclock today. Erin Rebecca , 7 pounds, by caesarian

Congratulations to parents and grandparents, welcome to the world Erin.

Yes, congratulations to all involved!

A new baby is a wonderful thing. Congratulations Grandma Sue. Ditto the post from Ian - couldn't have said it better.

Thanks all, it was a bit of a panic In the end . Baby stopped moving as Claire had developed preeclampsia, a very rapid caesarian was carried out. All now is well. We go and see them tomorrow night at visiting.

"Yeehah"!
The space capsule has successfully separated from the mothership. Welcome to the Universe Miss Erin.
( I do think your grandchildren have lovely names.)

So do I Maz.... Welcome to the world Erin. Now all you have to do is thrive and make sense of it all!

Thank you Maz, and Stanley, so do I. Different but not strange, quite old fashioned traditional names.

Congrats Sue, I too love the name.

Welcome to the World Erin. Congratulations to you, your parents, long-waiting grandmum/dad and family. All the best for a wonderful life.
Get ready for your close-up, we are waiting...

Today after finishing normal jobs!!!! nothing normal at this house, anyway, today after blah blah I shall be listening to Burnley hopefully thrashing Blackburn.

This afternoon, visiting Wendy for some of Dennis and Sparky's poo!

Gloria wrote:Today after finishing normal jobs!!!! nothing normal at this house, anyway, today after blah blah I shall be listening to Burnley hopefully thrashing Blackburn.

I do hope they get promoted, then maybe next year, I wont have to spell out my name so much.

EEey ay eey ay eey ay oh

Just been to the hospital. Erin is in intensive care at the moment but is progressing well. Claire us very sore but happy and recovering well. It was an emergency Caesarian . We could have lost them both! It doesn't bear thinking about,

But the advantage is that Erin will not look like a pickled walnut!

I went through the same thing Sue ( pre-eclampsia). Not easy looking at your baby in a humi-crib...my legs gave way. All those tubes are a bit daunting. But a couple of days makes all the difference.

( mine had the pickled walnut look though..as well as a yellow "glow". Things were a bit hairy for a few days).

I hope they both make a quick recovery Sue.
Mum's 93rd birthday today so I'm off to Leeds for a small family gathering.