David Ostrander
Maeve Dorothy Ostrander, born this morning in Denver at 6:04 their time. Seven…
saved Mar 9, 2016 19:20date Mar 9, 2016
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Maeve Dorothy Ostrander, born this morning in Denver at 6:04 their time. Seven pounds two.
I was in the middle of story hour with Mrs. Kowalski's third grade, reading aloud, with the telephone face down on the cart, where it buzzed twice. I finished the book. I could not tell you now what it was. When they had gone I turned the telephone over, and there she was in a striped hat, with the name underneath.
Dorothy. Nobody had told me. I sat down on one of the small chairs.
R. was at home, in the shop. He says he read the message, put down the plane, and went out and bought the cherry for her toy chest before lunch.
We fly out on the 19th, the first day of spring break.
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Maeve Dorothy Ostrander, born this morning in Denver at 6:04 their time. Seven pounds two.
I was in the middle of story hour with Mrs. Kowalski's third grade, reading aloud, with the telephone face down on the cart, where it buzzed twice. I finished the book. I could not tell you now what it was. When they had gone I turned the telephone over, and there she was in a striped hat, with the name underneath.
Dorothy. Nobody had told me. I sat down on one of the small chairs.
R. was at home, in the shop. He says he read the message, put down the plane, and went out and bought the cherry for her toy chest before lunch.
We fly out on the 19th, the first day of spring break.