Unto us a child is born...

2:13pm 7lbs 2 oz 20". Thats's the stats. It was such a smooth and easy (easy is used loosely in describing any child birth) delivery. Jenny went in last night late and got the gel around midnight and was dialated to 2cm. 8am or so got the Pitocin (sp?) and Epideral around 9am. We were waiting all morning for the doctor to break her water, the nurses kept saying he should be here any minute. I guessed we missed his morning round and was at his office until 1pm. So Jenny got a few winks of sleep, I fell asleep around noon for 20-30 minutes. Finally, Doc showed up, the nurse wanted to insert a internal contraction monitor before he breaks the water, in that goes and she was dialated to 6cm. I honestly thought she was further along. He breaks her water and he instantly drops down enough to see top of head. The water bolsa was holding him up. Carts come flying in, old nursery ladies are ready to go, Jenny's heart rate is still racing at a blistering rate of 76 BPM. I do that making a sandwich. She pushed 3x for 10 seconds on one contraction and 2x's on the second contraction...pop. Holmes is out. BPM...88 and no sweat. I cant claim that just brushing my teeth (Sonicare). He doesnt look anything like Lily, or me or Jenny. As for the name, we are 98% sure it is Jack Stoney Burrough. We were toying with Wallace, he could go by Wally as a kid and Wallace when he is older and runs a mob operation and trys to have a man killed for not losing a fixed boxing match. My grandfathers middle name was Wallace but went by Wally. Maybe next round. Jenny only gained 16 lbs this pregnancy and just lost 3/4 of it. I am so proud of her today. I miss her being at the house and her still there (no where to sleep)