It was so exciting for us to bring our loved ones into the delivery room and say “its a girl!”. My friend had a c-section and we waited on pins and needles for her husband to come to the waiting room and make the big announcement. I can totally understand them wanting to build up the suspense. It is worth it.

I understand the keeping the name to yourself thing, but I don’t really get why expecting parents won’t share the sex of the baby with others once they know? It doesn’t make sense to me. I had a neighbor about 6 years ago who was expecting and they knew the gender of the baby but wouldn’t share it with anyone and when you asked why she would just say, “we want it to be a surprise” but that never made sense to me since if they didn’t want the surprise, why should friends and family have to wait if they want to know too? I mean, I get that it’s a personal thing, but it just seems a little strange to me. I totally get the name thing though-I have stated my “future baby names” to people before and have had either great reactions or the “that’s nice” with a fake smile reaction that obviously means they hate it. so, it’s better to just keep that a secret until the big day of the birth.

What about the show ..!!
Is he happy about coming back
for a second season..

This is the first time we have
seen Jonny be interviewed..
Thanks for the update on
Jonny Lee Miller ..Looking
foward to his show next
tuesday after Dancing with the
Stars

Did anybody see him on Ellen yesterday? When she asked to see his tattoos, and said that she’d donate 1000 dollars for every one he showed? He was so nervous, his hands were shaking! haha I think he ended up showing six. He was so cute! Then Ellen gave him a onesie that had long-sleeved “tattoo” arms for their baby. Funny!

I like the way he thinks. I told anyone and everyone the name I was giving my first daughter, Audrey, and my best friend told me he hated it and that it sounded like laundry. I decided to keep the second one a secret except with the hubby of course.