Thursday, August 03, 2006

Welcome Abigael Sophia Durbin

Rejoice with me!

Today, at 1:40 PM, Abigael Sophia Durbin came into the world, the second daughter of our daughter Karen, and her husband Chuck, and sister of the other most beautiful granddaughter in the entire universe, MacKenna Jane Durbin - fourth in line to her cousins, the heartbreakingly handsome Maxx Alan (age 6) and the other most beautiful granddaughter in the entire universe, Melina Marie (age 16 months) Hadad.

She weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces and is 21 inches long.

She has blond hair and blue eyes, like her mother and sister.

MacKenna Jane (just turned 5 years old) said, "Oh, Nana (that would be me), she is the prettiest sister I could never have asked for. Please thank God for me, will you? I'm so, so happy."

And, so I have.

And, so we are, as well.

Abigael (Gaelic meaning, "Her father's heart.")

Sophia (for her maternal great grandmother on her grandfather's side.)

Durbin (her father's Irish heritage - her mother is Conroy-Hadad as in Irish and Lebanese - don't even go there).

Shield the joyous!

Pictures (enough to make you wish you never knew about this blog) to follow.

Oh, and WOO HOO!

4 comments:

  1. Congratulations to the happy parents and grandparents! I can't wait to read the Love Letter that you write for Abigael Sophia.

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  2. welcome to the world, Abigael Sophia. Oh the wonders you will see.....may peace and justice and compassion always be a part of your life.....

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  3. Congratulations...and may the new soul, Abigael Sophia, grow up in a world that we all help make more kind, more loving and more just. Nay God shower her with reminders of His grace.

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