Two days before her due date and three days after we moved to our new house in our new little city, Lucy Emilee King made the uteral journey into our lives. She would have been born earlier in the day, however, late the night before Andi was turned away from the Salmon Arm Hospital for reasons we don't want to get into right now. Let's just say that the nurse's welcome was colder than a Calgary mid-winter day. So we went home and Andi woke me up early the next morning (after an amazing 4 hours of sleep) and we packed her bags and headed to the Vernon hospital while my parents watched our other two adorable kids. Shortly after arriving at the hospital Andi was informed that she needed to be induced because her water had broken and at 11:30am the process of induction commenced and a few hours of endorphic pain, Andi delivered our 8lbs 8 oz Lucy at 4:28pm. Andi was amazing throughout the entire process and only a few times did she squeeze my neck so tight that I let out a little wimper. She is recovering well at our new home where our new ward has welcomed us with open arms and provided us with meals and loads of love and support. We are so happy and blessed to be where we are and to have our new little Lucy join our wonderful family. We would like to thank both parents and families for their tremendous support and help during the move and Jocelyn for spending a few days with Andi watching the kids while Andi recouperated and took care of Lucy. Enjoy the pictures and please leave comments as to how cute and adorable lucy is.

She was rolly polly right when she came out, with the King trademark mid forearm role.