The Burnett Bunch: Calloway is born!

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Calloway is born!

Calloway Elizabeth Burnett was born 3:11am, 6 lb. 14 oz., 18.5 in.!!!! She was born by c-section and everything went smoothly. Cari is in recovery until she wakes up (they had to knock her out completely) and Calloway is BEAUTIFUL!!! She looks just like Cari! Pictures of my new daughter to come!!

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BrittneyDecember 29, 2007 at 12:02 PM
Congratulations!!! She is beautiful. I had a c-section w/ Brooklynn as well because I was not progressing (only went from a 3 to a 5 in 16 hrs), and she weighed 10 lbs. I know how frustrating it can be! They're totally worth it though. I'm happy for you guys!!!
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SuzDecember 29, 2007 at 12:43 PM
CONGRATS!!!! How exciting! She is a beautiful baby! You two are going to be great parents!

God Bless!
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Leigh of Tales from BloggeritavilleJanuary 8, 2008 at 9:55 PM
Congratulations! What a sweet blog you have!
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Welcome to our blog. A place where you can stay updated with what is happening in our little family of three and where you can find the latest pics of our cutie pie! We live in the South and enjoy the Southern way of living. The Hubs might as well be nicknamed "The Music Man" 'cause he does it all....well, almost! I spend my days in a classroom full of little people trying to impart some knowledge into them and our biggest pride and joy is our daughter Cal-Girl. We share our home with a half-shaved cat whom we adore, despite her baldness and a few fish.

We love to travel but don't have enough money to do it as much as we'd like. We enjoy spending time together as a family and going to many musical events. We like to eat, especially out. We are Baptists, lovers of Classical music, readers, and enjoy playing board/card games with friends and family. We feel very strongly about chivalry and doing what is right, noble, and honorable in God's eyes.

I began this blog when I got pregnant as a way for our family and friends to be able stay connected with us as we were out of state. It has evolved over time to be a diary of our life and the latest happenings.