Bo Boswell

After 10 long months, Traci finally got the chance to pop open a bottle of wine. She opened the bottle that Whitney brought by today and we both had a glass. Oddly enough, we had a difficult time finishing it.

Turner got to come home this afternoon. After two days in the hospital, we were all ready to get home. Traci’s mom had planned to stay with us a few days, so she greeted us at home. James came by

When you’re staying at the hospital, they give you a choice to keep the newborn in the room with you or send him/her back to the nursery. Thanks to the advice of our friends, we sent Turner back to the

Turner was born on October 3, 2008 at 3:28pm. He weighed 7 lbs 14 oz and was 19.5″ long. Today was the day that we’ve looked forward to for quite awhile. I intended to write quite a bit about this

Traci and I are planning to go in tomorrow to be induced. I’ve put off these little safety installs long enough, so when I got home tonight I installed the safety gate at the top of the stairs and also

Throughout the year, our weekly photos got pushed back a few different times, so our photos are really nearly one week behind. This should explain why week 39’s photo is taken 2 days before Traci reaches full term. As it

I made a request to my boss for a new desk and she approved it. It came in today so I stayed after to get it switched over. I was going to include a before and after shot, but one

Wistfully.

See those beams of light? Those are only present when there is something in the air/atmosphere that reflects light, such as dust, smoke, or in this case, water. I was outside priming some little nursery decorations (see photo below) while

We’re finally getting our Angel Care monitors setup. The benefit to these monitors is that they have a little detector platform that goes underneath the mattress and can sense small movements and vibrations caused by breathing. An alarm sounds if