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The nursery is almost ready




That's an Ab Roller in the background. Don't worry, we haven't been using it.

Comments

  1. ellieandavasmommy3/16/2008 9:00 PM

    I was looking back through your blog because I couldn't remember your due date and I saw the post about name suggestions. These are some little girls that Ellie is friends with. Piper, Ansley (or some people pronounce it Ainsley), and AnnaBell.

    I love the nursery, by the way! I wanted to do pink and brown, but we had just bought the house and it was recently painted, so we didn't want to repaint so soon. But when we move our girls in to share a room in a year or two, I'm doing pink and brown!

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  2. amy3/17/2008 10:47 AM

    The nursery is SO SO cute!! I love that bedding. Your bump is really cute too.

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  3. Tiffanie Paige3/17/2008 2:18 PM

    oh my! first of all, Jana you are so adorable! and the nursery is just darling - like the pink and brown!
    i do have a question about the ab roller: you say "we" aren't using it. i know that Jana is getting enough of an ab workout right now without the ab roller, but why can't you use it Bennett?! :) hehe just kidding. you know i love you

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  4. Elizabeth3/17/2008 5:32 PM

    Love the pink and brown.

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  5. Anonymous3/17/2008 6:48 PM

    Well now....ole Pop is impressed! Nursery looks great and so does Mommy! Bennett, you do good work! I hope maybe you can see a little bit of your lawn now? I know your're looking forward to springier weather and I do hope it comes along for you real soon.
    --Pop

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  6. Sher3/17/2008 7:26 PM

    The nursery looks great! So does your belly! You are so cute!

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  7. Sher3/17/2008 7:28 PM

    BY the way...Jana...you look weird pregnant. I don't mean that in a bad way. I'm still just getting used to you being married and now you're pregnant? Really? Are we grown up or something? It blows my mind! Ha ha!

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  8. Anonymous3/18/2008 4:28 PM

    Love the new lead graphic! Striking!
    --Pop

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