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Its A Girl!

As of today, the 3rd of November 2004, a new addition has been made to the family.

A baby girl, named Amelie was born and weighed in at 7 pounds exactly. Mother and child are very well, and hopefully will be leaving the hospital within the next 2 days.

It was a heart stopping moment when the baby came to the world, I was totally speechless. I am so proud of our little baby and of course even more proud of Chien-yu who brought the baby to this world.

I had taken some photographs not along after baby Amelie was born. Click on the links below to see the pictures. I will add some more as and when I get them onto the computer. Also, they may take a little while to download because the files are pretty big.

Catch you all soon, I have a lot of fathering to do now.

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Photograph 4

Daddy Steve.

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