I'm about to brag on my new niece, so if that's going to bore you, stop reading now!
Introducing Aeralyn Marie Prosch
Born Friday, January 13th 2012
6lbs 4oz, 19in long
| Alexa, Brendon & Aeralyn |
I just had the privilege of spending about 3 1/2 days in Boise, Idaho with my sister Alexa, her husband Brendon, and their brand-new baby, Aeralyn! (Mom was there too;) On the morning of Friday the 13th I found out that Lexi was in labor, over 2 weeks early, and heading to the hospital! I kept my phone glued to my hip as updates came all day from Brendon's mom, Sharon. It was so fun to get to hear how things were going throughout the day :) But by mid-afternoon I started getting emotional and upset about not being there with my little sister. So, to shorten the story, thanks to my boss for giving me the time off, I got online and booked a flight leaving the next morning! I told my mom and Sharon, but Lexi and Bren had no idea that I was coming, so I surprised them at the hospital and it was great...
| Surprise! |
I'm so thankful that God provided the money, the affordable flight, and the time off of work to let me go!
Aeralyn is my first niece and she is soooo cute!!!! And I'm not saying this because she's family or because I'm being polite. I have never called a baby cute that I did not honestly think was cute. I would never tell someone that their baby is not cute, but I aint gonna say they're cute if they're not! As Lexi herself said, something like this, "If my baby comes out ugly, I'm not gonna lie and say she's cute just cuz she's my baby!" So there you have it. But as you can see, she is ADORABLE!
This is probably a bit cliche, but I think it's worth saying anyways, and to let ya know that it's true... I have never felt anything quite like I did meeting/holding this little girlie, my sister's own baby. I remember thinking I fell in love when I held my best friend's first baby, and I did, but this was that time like a thousand. I can't even tell you, I think it's something that you have to experience for yourself, but let me just say that I did :) It was so surreal, to be there totally unplanned (which is TOTALLY unlike me haha) and to be holding MY SISTER'S newborn, tiny little baby. I never wanted to give her back! Now it makes me curious, and I can't even imagine, what it's like when it's your own baby. Maybe someday I'll get to find out, but until then, I'll be spoiling my new niece, as well as whatever other babies come along from my brother and sisters in the next few years... bring on the babies! :)



