Just a few more pics from yesterday. We have a million pictures that we are still sorting through, so we will try our best to keep them up to date.

Jackson is coming along good, he learned how to eat today (actually late last night), which we didn't even know he had to learn, but he is doing great. He was pretty alert from the get go, but it amazing to see him each day watching things more and more intently. Kim is coming along really well today also; she has been up and about without any help pretty much most of the day. We are looking forward to tomorrow, going home and getting back to routine (ha, yeah right). That is all for now, so enjoy the pics.

Getting to Meet Jackson

Us arriving to the hospital.

Jackson arriving in this world.

(caution, not for the easy stomach)

Jackson's first sight of daddy, and screaming get me outta here!

Post-op, Jackson is doing great and he filled out his paper work.

Us and our little man.

First time with Grandmas and Grandpas...

...and meeting his aunts and uncles.

The race is on, who is going to spoil him the most?

Everyone had a great time getting to know the newest memeber of the family, and getting to see him for the first time of many.

Stay tuned-in for more to come...

First Update

Okay, so it was a long day, and unfortunately it must come to end. It was the most amazing thing in the world to go from one second nothing, to the next our little man is here. He is out and doing great! We started this morning about 6:00 AM and got off to a good start, things were moving along just fine, but after many hours more had passed things weren't progressing any further, so Dr. Neal recommended a C-Section.

(Space for time going by)

Then an hour later, we had our 6 lb. 11.9 oz. man in our arms; well at least I did, Kim was still a little numb from the anesthesia. After that, we spent some time with just us and Jackson getting to know one another.

Then off to the nursery to be poked and proded and all cleaned. Jackson did great through almost the whole thing, he was a quite and calm little gentleman until they decided to stick him with a needle. He did not like this one bit and gave out one big yell, but then he quickly regained composure and was back to being calm. Then came the most horrorific ordeal of the whole day, The Thermometer! Jackson began to cry like no man should, and I don't blame him.

After all that and many guests, we are back in the room ready to try and get a good night's sleep! Jackson finely learned to feed, so after he gets a good meal, we will try to turn it in for at least an hour or two, hopefully!

Jackson David Drewry, 6lbs. 11.9oz

Sorry, I don't have much time for a post, but here are some pics for now:

More to follow!