New baby in Mars too!

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Megan and Jason have recently begun to announce the anticipated birth of their new baby. The baby is due on May 27. Megan will have a c-section so she is thinking that she will deliver a few days before that date. She is feeling well, a bit tired.
Megan, Landon, and Jason are going to Disney World for Thanksgiving. Megan is disappointed that it won't be pool weather but I think they are going to have a wonderful time! We'll all be looking forward to that update!
We will be eating dinner on Thanksgiving Day in Hopewell Township with Bill's family.
Hope that all of you enjoy a wonderful holiday.

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Kevin Kennison said…
I'm so happy for you and your family. They do continue to grow. We will also be anticipating Megan's photos and newsletter after their return from Disney World. Have fun.
November 16, 2008 at 10:28 AM
Kristin said…
Megan has done an outstanding job with those updates. I hope that a second baby will not end them. Congratulations to all!!!
November 17, 2008 at 12:12 PM
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