Peaceful 'Ohana
So many new sights, words, and smells…
Our son, Mason, was born this weekend, happy and healthy! 
Six pounds 10 ounces, with a lot of hair, and the tiniest fingernails I’ve ever seen. He’s a “hapa” — half Japanese, half haoli (Caucasian).
Lots of new sights and smells around our place, and words to describe them, like “meconium”. We bought a “Dekor” diaper pail at Baby Emporium (thanks to a very generous gift from my co-workers) to help with those new smells a bit. But, baby seems to enjoy “passing gas” as often as possible.
I’ll update this blog more, once our schedules have calmed down a bit. (Mason wanted every-hour feedings and burpings last night! 
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Tour of Kaiser's Moanalua Labor and Delivery Ward
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