When we’ve described our upcoming travel and moving plans to people, some have said “How exciting!” Others, perhaps a bit more blunt, have said, “You’re crazy.” Two dissertations, two adults, and one child will be flying across the Atlantic to try to make the leap from graduate students to paid academics in a whole new country and educational system. Clearly, however, stakes weren’t high enough yet: I wonder what the comments will be when we add that we’re expecting a second child, to be born next February in England.
Erin
Alan Schmierer
You’re positive it’s only one??
The odds are strongly against me, at any rate.
Erin
I’ve heard that Feb 14 is a great day to be born, from people who know these kinds of things…. 🙂
CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!
Let me know when you’re ready for visitors (/babysitters) in the UK!!!
<3, L
haha HA! perfect!! Congratulations to you all!
Wow!! How exciting! How are you feeling? Hope it is/was a better first tri. 🙂
Aww, that’s great news! And that cabin with its cocktail of *interesting* items is simply incredible.
Congratulations! I bet I’ll be among the first to see the new baby when I jump the pond next April.
David
Congrats… Oh and yeah, you’re nuts, but we all knew that already.
Feb 26 is a better date to be born, from people who know those kinds of things, says Grandpa Clifford!
!!!!!!! congratulations!! erin, that is so wonderful. much love to you all!
Wow! How wonderful and exciting and oh how great! Crazy as well, of course. 😉
Congratulations!
Wonderful, wonderful news! Congratulations!
–L