It's a boy

The title says it all!

Jack David McCollum arrived on Sunday morning at 6.15am - after saying in my last post i was expecting to do services, the whole day was completely banjaxed...

I'm not going to do one of those blogs which goes on about the life changing nature of having a child or being there for the birth etc etc - if you have children you know, if you don't then the likelihood is that you don't really want to know. I just want to say that my perspective on life has been altered somewhat by recent events - but i guess perspectives are always being altered for all of us anyway so no great revelation there...

ttfn

Comments

steve said…
congrats to you both
now you will need one of those annoying double buggy things at greenbelt :)

hope everyone is well and healthy and good luck with the getting no sleep thing

steve
5:17 am
Anonymous said…
Wow!!

Congratulations to you both and welcome to the world Jack!

Don't forget to tell mummy to rest as much as possible!

Love to all the family
9:47 am
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