David Ostrander
Lucas David Ostrander, born today at 2:47 in the afternoon, seven pounds even,…
saved Aug 21, 2013 22:15date Aug 21, 2013
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Lucas David Ostrander, born today at 2:47 in the afternoon, seven pounds even, in Denver, nine days ahead of his date.
I have been here since Saturday, sent for early because Julia's doctor did not like her blood pressure. So for once I was on the spot. I was in the waiting room on the fourth floor with Julia's mother, each of us pretending to do a crossword. David came through the doors in a paper gown with his glasses on crooked and could not get his words in order. Julia's mother said, "Is it a baby?" and he said, "Yes."
He looks like R. I mean that exactly: the same long upper lip, the same expression of having been interrupted.
I telephoned R., who was at the office and had to shut his door. He said, "A boy," and then, "All right," and then asked me for the weight twice.
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date: 2013-08-21 22:15
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Lucas David Ostrander, born today at 2:47 in the afternoon, seven pounds even, in Denver, nine days ahead of his date.
I have been here since Saturday, sent for early because Julia's doctor did not like her blood pressure. So for once I was on the spot. I was in the waiting room on the fourth floor with Julia's mother, each of us pretending to do a crossword. David came through the doors in a paper gown with his glasses on crooked and could not get his words in order. Julia's mother said, "Is it a baby?" and he said, "Yes."
He looks like R. I mean that exactly: the same long upper lip, the same expression of having been interrupted.
I telephoned R., who was at the office and had to shut his door. He said, "A boy," and then, "All right," and then asked me for the weight twice.