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Personal Narrative: Little Simon Grey's Birth Day
Today is Little Simon Grey's supposed to be 37th week due date. And now we have a little one week old baby boy.
People aren't kidding when they say that time flies. I woke up today and said that I wish I could do it all over again! Simon Grey's birth day was one (ishi's birth too) of the best days of my life.. and while it gets better every day.. it's sad to think that the day I anticipated for so long is gone.
I have spent the last few days just staring at my little boy.
All of his funny facial expressions & cutie little noises make me laugh. Since he was a preterm baby, he always has his legs in funny positions..so curled...when I am trying to change his clothes, he puts his leg straight in the air and locks his knee. Exactly what would make
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