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Canon Andrew Schultz

Introducing...


Canon Andrew Schultz
9.4.12
8lb 2oz
21 in

We are SO glad he is finally here! It was a long wait, but totally worth it! So far he has been a dream. He is super calm and laid back and sleeps a lot! A little about his name...we picked it out months ago. The Canon, which is a term to describe the books that are accepted as Scripture, is a term that I've heard over the years in classes and I always just loved it. When I offered it up to Aaron, he agreed! We love that it is biblical, but not. Aaron keeps saying he expects two things from him - 1) that he will be founded in the Lord and 2) that he'll have a "canon" of an arm!! 
We thank you all for bearing with us as we kept it a secret and for the encouraging words we've heard about it so far. I can't wait to see who "Can-the-Man" will grow up to be!
I'll be back on Tuesday/Wednesday with a 1 week update and hopefully get our birth story written out in the near future as well. But, for now, just a few pictures of his first days!


 5:45am Tuesday morning, headed to the hospital!


9:45pm Tuesday night, meeting MoMo (my mom) for the first time! 
Welcome to the world! 










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  1. congratulations katie! ahhhhhh he is perfect :) i can't wait to meet him. hope your having fun momma!

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  2. He is beautiful! Love the name and the meaning behind it. So glad your mom is out there. Congratulations!!!

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  3. Katie - Lonnie and I are so happy for you. It's a beautiful name. We can't wait to meet him. -- Marcia

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  4. What a beautiful little guy...Cannon you're going to be loved by many. Congrats ya'll and look forward to more pics.

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