It's 6 to 4.....

Update: Look......... it's tied up now!!!! Guess that goes right along with the odds!! Ha!

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Update: Of course someone had to take me up on this and voted..... now it is 6 to 5!!! It's close!!!

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Keep voting !! 10 votes have been counted so far.... 6 votes for a boy and 4 for a girl. Have you voted yet?

We have 2 weeks and 2 days until we find out the gender of our baby!!!! Can you tell I am very excited?!

With my other pregnancies I always had dreams. With Isaac I dreamed about a baby boy who was six months old during the summer time. I know that because I remember from my dream holding a chubby little bare leg in my hand as I held him on my hip. Neat thing is, I had this dream before I even knew I was pregnant!! (and dealing with infertility)



When I was pregnant with Julia I dreamed of a little girl with soft, light brown curls framing her round little face. In the dream I laid her down to sleep in the family heirloom cradle and she smiled at me just before she drifted off to sleep. I truly feel like that dream was a gift from God. While dealing with Julia as a screaming, colic infant...... I often thought about that dream as a promise from God that one day she would sleep peacefully (and so would I)!!! That got me through one of the hardest times of my life.


But this time around... no dreams yet. I don't have any feelings one way or another of the baby being a boy or a girl. When we find out we will of course share the news with everyone but plan to keep the name a secret, that is if we can keep the kids from spilling the beans!!! So no cheating and asking the kids the baby's name!!

So until then, go vote. It is fun to see what people think. Please keep praying for our little one. I am of course praying for a healthy baby. I am tempted to pray for a content baby hoping not to relive the colic days again, but to be honest I wouldn't change a thing from Julia's infancy. That time of struggle brought me to my knees and closer to God than ever before. I wouldn't want it any other way.