The Unveiling (Take II)

Meg's appointment is confirmed for mid-afternoon today, so check back here around 3:30/4:00 p.m. for the unveiling of the sex of our new baby. Shock and impress your friends and family by telling them that you heard it first from Michael (not Meg).

Breaking Update: It's a . . . . . . . . 'nother boy. Surprise!

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  1. Anonymous10:59 AM

    Congratulations on another son! Having four myself, I can tell you that they are wonderful. But if Elaina is reading this, daughters are even more wonderful!
    I enjoy your blog, Michael, and I'm impressed that you'd take the boys "yurting" and on a great explore.
    Take care,
    ~V

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