The Moment Of Truth!

OKay...So even though only two people actually read my blog - Kathy and Ashley, everyone that we talked to played the "Guessing Game".

Every single person thought boy...

So if EVERYONE, including myself and Scott, thinks it's a boy then that must be the correct answer.....

In fact, not one person guessed the correct answer...The general consensus at the hospital was that it's, in fact, a GIRL!!!!!!!!

My entire family thought "boy"...Angie was like, "are you joking with me, or are you
serious?". And my dad has always been saying, "Oh, Definately a boy!"

"Daddy" is definately excited about the prospects of welcoming a baby girl. He say's "litle girls love their daddies!". So he's definately come to terms with not having a son! We went out for dinner with Dylan the other night(prior to knowing what we were going to have) and he said that he'd definately want a little girl because he such a sucker for them! The two men talking about having little girls was by far the cutest thing that I've had the pleasure of watching and hearing! Uncle Dylan - Now you get that little girl!!!!!!!!

I'm still in shock over this...I keep going around and saying "I can't beleive it's a girl....I just can't beleive it". I actually made the tech check 4 times before I would even consider the possibility that she might be right, and each time, the same thing...No penis, No testes!!! And although no ultrasound can test can ever be 100%, she said at this point it's pretty fair to say that It's 75-80% chance that it's a girl....I was so positive it was boy, I already had some boy "stuff" hung up in the closet!

I didn’t realize how deep that belief was that I was having a boy until I saw my reaction that it was a girl. Frankly, the idea of it being a girl had never entered our minds, and now I have had some major adjustments to make in my way of thinking.

I find myself at a weird and unexpected place. Now that I know it’s not a boy I have this sense of disappointment at the back of my mind. I’m not disappointed that it’s a girl; I’m just disappointed that it’s not a boy. Funny huh? I doubt it even makes sense! I believe that I would feel the same way if I had found out it was a boy. Just a small sense of loss for the one that we’re not having.

Does that make sense?

I don't want it to come across that I'm not excited for a baby girl, because I am....I'm just surprised, as are most people!

Well folks, you heard it here first! We're expecting a little baby girl. Guess we should actually start looking at some girls names.....