We brought Noah home Tuesday. He was very excited and happy to get out of the hospital. The video clip is just a short clip of me putting him in the car seat for the first time. It was not as difficult as it appeared, you are seeing the worst of it. I actually did a great job putting him in there and adjusting the straps. Once he got in there and buckled in he loved it and fell right asleep. Bringing him home felt great. I really can't remember what it was like here before we brought him home. Somehow it feels like he has always been here with us. We are tired and only sleep a few hours at a time but even that seems normal. We just love having him here with us. Sometimes Josefine just looks at him and starts crying because she is so happy. She tried singing him the troll song that she sung to him when he was in her belly but she couldn't do it because she couldn't hold back her tears of joy. She is a great mother and it looks to me like she has been doing this her entire life. I'm so proud of happy to have her in my life.

9.5 Pound Noah

Welcome to the world Noah!

Us after Josefine's water broke!

Finally we have some action going on in this pregnancy. It was getting a little boring for a while there. Josefine's water broke last night a little before 1 am. When Josefine said her water broke I thought she was talking in her sleep because she does that a lot. Then I realized she was not sleeping, but playing a little trick on me instead. I was not going to fall for it though. But it turns out she was telling the truth because when she stood up, I heard water flowing like someone turned on the shower. We went to the hospital and they checked Noah and Josefine and since they are both doing great and Josefine does not have any contractions they sent us home. We will go back when Josefine has regular contractions and then we will finally have our son. I will post some pictures as soon as he is born, so check back for updates.

Here's the happiest dog around

Daisy loves sleeping and especially under our blanket in the bed. When I havn't seen or heard her in a while I can be sure to find her like this. She sleeps like this between me and Bart every night, always sleeping behind our butts och right next to my pregnant belly. She warms my little cold toes at cold rainy nights. Sometimes snoring so loud that we have to push her a couple of times. She is so happy and exctited when people come over that I almost feel ashamed of her. She gets blamed for things getting ruined around the house. We sreame and yell at her when we discover that she's been eating the cat Gus' food or when we find a fresh sample of his poop on the newly washed bathroom rug. But even though Daisy makes us sometimes tear out our hair of frustartion, this little long dog has a heart of gold that just whants to cuttle and get some love. I love my happy 4 legged friend!

Congtratulations Jenny and David to your beautiful Milo

Here's my sister Jenny with her little babyboy Milo. I am so proud of her. And the little boy is so cute. He has his fathers nose definetly. Her wather broke 9 o'clock last night and apperently he pooped since it was a little green. So they had to go to the hospital right away. He was born today around 1 o' clock weighing a little under 8 lbs. She only used nitros-oxide for pain relief and the most important tool her breath and yoga thinking. I am so proud of you sis! She gave me so much confident today when I saw her that I also can do this and that I need to face every contraction and bring out the inner mother in me. It's hard to understand that the little boy in her arms have been laying in her belly for 9 months. But he was so healthy, had all the fingers and all the toes and a bunch of blond curly hair on hin head. I think my baby Noah and baby Milo still communicated with eachother now when I was holding him, cos I started having some pain right then and there. I don't want to get my hopes up, but maybe Bart's dad Mike might be right about the second.

Proud Auntie Josefine