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tineySo I talked to my favorite aunt today. Her baby was born on November 30. The baby's birthday is real close to mine. I heard it making baby noises on the fun! The baby's name is Emily Danielle Woo. I think it's funny that the baby's name is Emily because I liked that name too. She was born 7 pounds, 2 ounces. Out of all the first generation kids born in America from our family I was the fattest baby born. ::grins::
It's so weird for my aunt to have a baby. She thinks it's kind of weird too. At first she was all philosophical about it. How she's on the next step of life, how she was done sitting around and now she's going to make a contribution in the world or something. I think it was kind of funny how she was all contemplative because lately my fear of death has been really bugging me and hearing her talk about having a baby somewhat comforted me. Not quite sure how though.
She's the first one of her friends to have a baby but now they're all getting pregnant too. ::grins:: One of her bestest friend Julie and her husband Gary came over the other day and they're still baby-less but Kumyee knows she's gonna get pregnant soon, hehe. Kumyee asked them what they were gonna do after they left, and they're like, "I donno, go out to dinner maybe," and Kumyee was weirded out because those lazy days are over for her and Dave, but she doesn't mind. Of course, then we talked about how Popo was driving her crazy with old Chinese traditions and remedies. Apparently, if your baby has problems with sleeping at night and she wakes up a lot keeping you from sleeping, you should put a pair of the husband's pants upside down near the baby. I can't wait to see Emily. I bet she's a cute Chinese baby.
Kumyee rules. She's my inside source to all things about life. I should have asked her what it was like to actually be in labor and have the baby. Ick.
It's so weird for my aunt to have a baby. She thinks it's kind of weird too. At first she was all philosophical about it. How she's on the next step of life, how she was done sitting around and now she's going to make a contribution in the world or something. I think it was kind of funny how she was all contemplative because lately my fear of death has been really bugging me and hearing her talk about having a baby somewhat comforted me. Not quite sure how though.
She's the first one of her friends to have a baby but now they're all getting pregnant too. ::grins:: One of her bestest friend Julie and her husband Gary came over the other day and they're still baby-less but Kumyee knows she's gonna get pregnant soon, hehe. Kumyee asked them what they were gonna do after they left, and they're like, "I donno, go out to dinner maybe," and Kumyee was weirded out because those lazy days are over for her and Dave, but she doesn't mind. Of course, then we talked about how Popo was driving her crazy with old Chinese traditions and remedies. Apparently, if your baby has problems with sleeping at night and she wakes up a lot keeping you from sleeping, you should put a pair of the husband's pants upside down near the baby. I can't wait to see Emily. I bet she's a cute Chinese baby.
Kumyee rules. She's my inside source to all things about life. I should have asked her what it was like to actually be in labor and have the baby. Ick.
