"I'm sorry, it's a girl."

To be honest, I'm not sure how to feel about that comment. Somehow "it's a girl" doesn't seem to be the proper diagnosis that is preceeded by an offering of condolence. However, it does appear that T and I are to be the proud parents of another girl. (Much prayer...or valium will be required when all 3 have hit puberty...and I should probably go now and buy one of those hair colouring kits for people with excessive grey. T's going to need it.) I'd love to say that the anticipated event should occur during the first few days of July, but anyone with any knowledge of my previous record knows not to expect to hear anything for quite some time after. So far everything looks good...the correct number and placement of body parts, organs etc. I can appreciate that.