Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Unto Us an Angel is Given

Last Sunday, October 12th, our baby, Gavin, was born weighing 6lbs, 12 oz. He takes our breath away, as well as our sleep, and we couldn't be happier.


Contrary to my earlier fears, he does not resemble my internet baby but a pretty fair bit of both of us. We can't quite see straight yet or remember the last time we felt so utterly confounded but we wouldn't have it any other way. In lieu of a bunch of words which I don't have the energy or inspiration to write anyway, enjoy some photos of the newest Brave Berliner.











6 comments:

Anonymous said...

YAY!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

"Shout for joy to the Lord; all the earth." -Psalm 100:1
We are so excited to hear of the new blessing in your life. Gavin is absolutely beautiful. We can't wait to meet him in a few months.
with love, Marcus and Sylvia

Anonymous said...

a baby angel he is indeed! he is ABSOLUTELY beautiful and i am absolutely teary-eyed looking at these pics :) enjoy him! we can't wait until january!
talk soon,
me

Candi said...

OH MY GOODNESS! He is adorable!! Congrats!

Anonymous said...

Congratulations to you all!

Bob Hussein said...

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