The Birth Plan
Dear Gentle Reader,
When I go into labor there will be a mention of it in this space. If anything happens, you will know. It is just that way around the Kagle household (or work - if it happens during a weekday); I am never far from a laptop. Labor usually takes a long time; they don't just let you walk into a hospital at the first sign of pain and suffering.
If you want to be among the first to know of A.B.'s birth along with a photo and you have the ability to receive SMS/MMS/Picture Mail, please drop your cell number into one of our email inboxes and we'll make sure to include you in the text message. You should be aware, however, that if you leave your cell phone ringers on at night, you may be in for a rude awakening! Also, the maternity ward has no reception so the message will be delayed until Matthew exits the building.
If you are not cell phone savvy and not directly related, we probably won't call you right away (there will be a few things going on). A mass email will be sent introducing A.B. along with his stats as soon as time allows.
Thank you for your patience. I've run out of mine but hey, what can I do?
Yours,
Hava