Patiently Waiting

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They say that waiting is the hardest part, and I'm guessing that for most expecting mothers that have surpassed their due dates, waiting becomes downright intolerable. I was fortunate enough to be able to photograph their son's earliest moments, and now I'm getting a tad bit impatient waiting to see when their next family addition(a precious baby girl)will finally make her arrival. Needless to say, she will be evicted shortly, and I can only hope that all goes well in labor and delivery, that hopefully dad survives(mom will be looking for someone to kill shortly), and that their newest member is healthy and happy!

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