Arrival
October 19th, 2008 by matt
We are very excited to announce that our twins have decided to make an early entrance!
Julian Spaulding Harvey was born at 5:27 a.m, October 19. He weighed 4 pounds, 15 ounces. Julian is named in memory of his maternal great-grandfather, John Julien McCoy.
Eloise Spaulding Harvey was born at 5:28 a.m. She weighed 5 pounds, 1 ounce. Eloise is named in memory of her paternal grandmother, Lois Rappoport Harvey.
Rachel is recovering nicely, the twins are healthy, and we’re ecstatic, if a little stunned! We’ll be camped out at Women and Infants’ Hospital for a few days, but we’ll hopefully get some more pictures up soon. We look forward to introducing you to them!
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Congratulations, Rachel and Matt!
Greg, Michelle, and Riley
Congratulations! They’re perfect!
Holy Jeez! Babies! Congratulations.
Delicious! Love their little noses! Can’t wait to meet E & J in person soon!
xo,
the other e & j
Mazel Tov – Can’t wait to see them. Who’s that masked man in glasses holding two babies? BTW, love the voting pictures.
Babies!!!! I showed that pic of Rachel to one of my coworkers today and they said “aww, she looks so happy.” Congrats you two (four!), I can’t wait tomeet them.
The very best news possible! Everyone in our house thrilled for you. Otter is loving Matt’s delivery mask – wants to know if he can have one too.
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Little Rachel Spaulding from the path through the woods behind my childhood home……now a Mom to two beautiful babies! WOW!!! Congratulations-so happy for you all!!! What a gift. Love, Kate (Sommer)
YAY for Babies! Welcome, Miss Eloise and Master Julian. Can’t wait to meet them. Be good, kids, and take care. Lots of love.
Eek! Congratulations! And I love that you named them after your great-grandfather and grandmother.
Take care!
Congratulations! And one of each major gender – a great reward for dodging the baby-gender-industrial complex.