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Brandnew Granddaughter

Ursa Major

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Our son and daughter-in-law had their first baby on Dec. 20th, at 3:46 PM. Her name is Abigail (Abby), and she weighs 7 pounds, 3 ounces. This is our seventh grandchild, and the third little girl born this year! First our second daughter had her first baby in May, then our oldest daughter had her fifth baby in August, and now our son had his first baby.

This makes five granddaughters and two grandsons. The poor guys are seriously outnumbered in this family! We have four daughters and one son.

My new avatar is the first picture our son sent us. Our daughter-in-law and Abby will come home tomorrow, and I will go and see her, and take some pictures of my own.

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Awww what a beautiful baby!! :D. Congrats! Btw, dumb question, was the baby born elsewhere or something? Because today is only the 19th :P

~ lisa ~

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Congratulations Ursula! She's beautiful!

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She is beautiful! Congratulation on this one and all the other grandbabies! :)

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Nantzie
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Oh Ursula... She's beautiful. You must be so proud! Congratulations to all!!

Nancy

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georgie
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Congratulations! What a lovely baby ! Love the name too !

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Congratulations, what wonderful news, and she looks lovely.

Cathy

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Congratulations, Ursula! She's just beautiful :)

dlp252 Apprentice
dlp252
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Very precious!!! Congratulations!

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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Ursula,

Congratulations to your family! She is precious and what a wonderful Christmas gift!

Laura

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CarlaB
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Ursula, she's beautiful!! Congratulations!!

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nikki-uk
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Congratulations!! :)

Ursula, you are really building up quite a collection!!! :)

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Congratulations !!!! She is gorgeous ... marcia

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Jestgar
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What a sweetheart Ursula! Congratulations!

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jkmunchkin
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Congrats!!!!! She is beautiful! What an incredible holiday gift. xoxo

Ursa Major Collaborator
Ursa Major
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Thanks everybody! Oops, I was looking at the computer calendar when posting, and it was after midnight and showed the 20th. Chalk it up to brainfog. :rolleyes::ph34r: Of course, she was born on the 19th. Thanks, Lisa, for pointing that out.

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2Boys4Me
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Congratulations! What a beautiful Christmas present! Holidays will be mayhem next year with 3 little girls toddling around pulling down the tree! :lol:

Ursa Major Collaborator
Ursa Major
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Congratulations! What a beautiful Christmas present! Holidays will be mayhem next year with 3 little girls toddling around pulling down the tree! :lol:

Thanks, Linda! I haven't even thought of that! But it will also be so cute to have three toddler girls around next Christmas. All dressed up and as pretty as can be.

I love the picture of your boys, by the way.

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Guhlia
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Ursula, she's beautiful! Congratulations!

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Rachel--24
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Ursula,

She's adorable!! How lucky you are to have all these gran babies in your life! Congrats to you and your son and daughter-in-law. :)

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