Baby Fob

Master Fob here:

Foxy wanted me to post an announcement here that Baby Fob is alive and well. He was born last night after a ruptured placenta and an emergency c-section. He's 7 lbs. 1 oz. and 19" (unless that's a ridiculous length for a newborn, in which case he's some other length ending in -9). We'll post pictures later.

Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.

Comments

Tolkien Boy said…
Congratulations, Foxy! I'm glad to hear that everyone's alive and that you're recovering well. Here's hoping you're up and feeling like your old self again soon.
5/29/2006 10:48 AM
Cicada said…
Congratulations! I feel like I've been a part of this, from the pregnancy test until now!
5/29/2006 10:57 AM
Desmama said…
Oh, yay! I am so happy he's here! Please keep us updated on everything! Many, many congrats!
5/29/2006 11:05 AM
Katria said…
Props to the Mother of BabyFob as well! Hope you recover quickly.
5/29/2006 12:07 PM
Erin aka- absent-minded secretary said…
Congratulations! Sounds like it was an exciting entrance for your new little one. I hope that you are feeling all back to normal soon so you can enjoy your new baby. Sending love and prayers to you and yours.
5/29/2006 12:56 PM
Jenny said…
I hope you're ok! Congratulations!
5/29/2006 2:52 PM
JB said…
Congrats, FoxyJ!
5/29/2006 3:08 PM
AmyJane said…
Yay for Baby Fob and Foxy J!
5/29/2006 3:13 PM
Cricket said…
Glad everyone is well!! Congratulations!!!!!

He's big for being a few weeks early, WOW!!
5/29/2006 4:13 PM
Celia Marie (W.) B. said…
Grats! It's a good thing she made all those casseroles when she did!!
5/29/2006 5:39 PM
Melyngoch said…
Sure it's not 39"?
5/29/2006 6:45 PM
Nemesis said…
Congratulations, I'm so glad you made it there quickly! I hope you have lots of people to spoil you while you recover. If I were in UT I would bring you a Mormon casserole of some kind! :-)
5/30/2006 3:01 AM
Unknown said…
I agree, perfect timing on the casserole making. Congrats on the new undoubtedly very cute baby!
5/30/2006 9:21 AM
Mrs. Hass-Bark said…
Congratulations! I can't wait to hear all about the baby.
5/30/2006 10:09 AM
Th. said…
.

Gee whiz. It didn't occur to me someone might have posted for you and now I'm number fifteen.

Well, congratulations anyway....
5/30/2006 4:41 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Happy, Happy Blog-day Foxy Dear

Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of my blog. I had no idea where my life would go when I started this blog, and it's fun for me to read back through the archives and remember feelings and events that I have already forgotten. I think the most surprising thing about blogging that I have discovered is the sense of community. I have about fifty blogs that I follow somewhat regularly; many of them are people I haven't ever met in person. I still consider them to be my friends. I've been very grateful for all the virtual support I've received from so many people who don't really even "know" me. Miss Nemesis recently celebrated her blog's special day by asking lurkers to come out of the woodwork and reveal who they were and how they found her blog. She got 52 comments. If you want to make my day, see if you can top her numbers. Maybe then I can change my blognym to "Queen of the Universe".
Read more

Coming Out in Public

A little over 6 years ago I was on my mission in Madrid. I was transferred to new area at the same time as another elder. I remember asking him if was really from Hawaii, since he was so tall and blonde. We ended up serving together in the same district for nearly seven and a half months and had a lot of good times together. He was actually nice to the sisters and a hard worker, without being too zealous and overbearing. I knew he was going home just a month before me and planning on being an English major when he got back to BYU. When I was transferred out of that area, we exchanged emails and addresses and promised to get back in touch some day, like I did with a lot of other missionaries. I got home in January and started trying to contact some of the people I'd been friends with back in the mission. I emailed this particular elder and found out that he had gone to the computer lab that very day in order to email me. We started emailing each other and talked on the phone a few t...
Read more