Sunday, October 11, 2009

Wow, it's a girl.

Okay, I confess... when I was in the hospital last week I had the ultrasound guy take a peek at the baby's gender and convinced him it was a good idea to tell me what he saw.

He told me in his opinion that there was nothing between the legs.

Another confession is that I really wanted a boy.

My husband and I have always wanted a boy so when we got pregnant this time around, I had my fingers crossed while I worked my powers of persuasion in hopes I could sway the vote my way.

I was daydreaming about a little boy with blonde curls and Roo's nose, but the second the ultrasound guy told me that, everything disappeared and I thought to myself: A GIRL!!

Immediately, all those boy dreams disappeared and I could see myself with two beautiful blonde girls playing together.

I didn't want to voice my ultrasound dudes opinion until I had the proper confirmation from my doctor's ultrasound tech. And now that I can shout from the rooftops that this household is dominated by women, I'm so happy.

I can daydream about pink ribbons, pink tractors and all things pink.

Mr. Me is happy with this too, but he swears the next one will be a boy.

6 comments:

Lace said...

Congrats!! So excited for you! Roo will LOVE having a sister :)

Rebecca said...

Congrats!! 2 Girls! My 3rd was a boy! Sisters are great!

Allyson said...

Congrats! That's so exciting!

John Deere Mom said...

Congrats! And pink tractors? We have plenty at our house...there's nothing better!

myboysangel said...

Congratulations. We wanted a girl this time around but were blessed with another amazing boy.

Kaydee said...

Congratulations!!

I have been gone from the blog world for a while! I am so happy for you... and a little girl to boot! My baby girl just turned 6 weeks old and she's so much fun. Sisters are great.. I have one. We didn't always get along, but there isn't anything we wouldn't do for each other. She's my best friend and confidant; I can't imagine life without her. I believe our children choose us... this little girl sees something special in you and your family.

Congratulations again!