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Make that, 'Baby Girl on Board!'







The results are in and we're having a girl! Not one person out there thought the bun in the oven was a boy. Which means, you were all correct. Kinda funny. We decided not to learn the gender of the baby in the procedure room at the hospital. So, we had the technician put the photo and the results in a sealed envelope and we took it home with us. Dave made a nice dinner and we opened a bottle of the bubbly... sparkling cider. Then we opened the enveolpe and had a little celebration for her. We're very excited. Although this little journey started months ago, it feels like it truly starts now. She's on her way!

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Congratulations! :) I'm so excited for you guys. you'll be awesome.
Carter Family said…
HEY!!! Congrats!!!! Wea re so happy for you. Love Ya
Missy said…
Linds! I'm so excited for you! You now have a best little girlfriend for the rest of your life. My girls are my happy thoughts. Congrats from all the Magnussons!
I am so happy for you two. Parenthood is awesome! It's the ultimate adventure!
knutsonlaura said…
Yeah!!! Congrats! This was the type of news I was looking for:)
paulson family said…
Sweet, sweet Judy. I am so glad it's a girl. I think everyone picked a girl because, it just fits. It's going to be so fun. Love you.
Christina said…
I have been thinking about you a ton lately and FINALLY am checking on the results of the ultrasound!! Can't believe they've been here a month!!! WHOA! Time goes too fast. You're over half way!!! Where is the latest belly pics?? We need to chat and catch up... will give you a shout soon! Miss you. CONGRATULATIONS ON THE GIRLIE!!! YEAH!!!
Love ya! Christina

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