My son, John William Baylor Norris. He was born this morning (1-26-2010) at 12:14AM via C-section. He weighs 8 pounds, 2 ounces and is 20 inches long. He has a full head of auburn colored hair and dark blue eyes. The eyes may change color though.

 

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Edited January 26, 201016 yr by JPN366

Congrats!

And a little disappointed in the lack of Chuck in his name.

OUtstanding! Congratulations, and welcome to the World of No Sleep!

 

Congrats JPN

CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congrats JPN!

So far, so good. Still waiting to bring him home.

And a little disappointed in the lack of Chuck in his name.

 

Edited January 27, 201016 yr by JPN366

Congrats mate, awesome pics

Finally home, but my pup is super excited about his new little brother. Gotta get him calmed down.

 

I totally miss wrapping my newborn kids up as tight little baby burritos in those hospital blankets. My wife couldn't roll a baby burrito for s***e, but but I rolled 'em up good and snug, they stayed good and snug.

I totally miss wrapping my newborn kids up as tight little baby burritos in those hospital blankets. My wife couldn't roll a baby burrito for s***e, but but I rolled 'em up good and snug, they stayed good and snug.

 

We're the opposite, I can't do it at all. Plus, my little monster doesn't like his arms wrapped up.

Not sure how I missed this the other day, but congrats JPN!

Congrats JPN!

I totally miss wrapping my newborn kids up as tight little baby burritos in those hospital blankets. My wife couldn't roll a baby burrito for s***e, but but I rolled 'em up good and snug, they stayed good and snug.

 

I wonder how you got all of that practice at tight rolling...

I wonder how you got all of that practice at tight rolling...

 

Well, I never had to cheat and use those EZ-Widers, I'll tell you that.

 

 

What I meant to say was, I used to work at a Crepe Factory.

 

Edited January 29, 201016 yr by FlaSoxxJim

What I meant to say was, I used to work at a Crepe Factory.

 

Did you make cigars before that?

Did you make cigars before that?

 

No, the Cubans Dominicans took all those jobs.