He's here
I know this is a little late... Actully one month late, but Luke Joshua Gulbranson is here. He was born July 24th, 2008 at 5:35pm. He weighed 6lbs 14oz and was 21in long.
Even though he was due August 7th, my doctor had told me that she wanted to deliver early because I had high blood pressure. On the afternoon of July 23rd Josh and I were having a typical day, he had come home from work and I had been feeling fine all day. Shortly after he came home I noticed that my ankles were more swollen then normal and upon further examination I noticed that it could be preeclampsia... I called the doctors office and they had me come in that afternoon. Pretty much the first thing out of her mouth was, 'I don't like this... let's have a baby.' I felt shock for one moment and then my mind was flooded with questions.
Once we arrived at the hospital things seemed to slow down. Even though I was contracting on my own nothing seemed to be moving along, after 8 hours I was only 4cm, at 12 the next afternoon I was finally ready to get started. To my dissapointment my doctor was in surgery somewhere and I was forced to be patient. Finally after 22 hours and 58 minutes Luke offically became a part of our family, and I was glad he decided to join us.
Once we arrived at the hospital things seemed to slow down. Even though I was contracting on my own nothing seemed to be moving along, after 8 hours I was only 4cm, at 12 the next afternoon I was finally ready to get started. To my dissapointment my doctor was in surgery somewhere and I was forced to be patient. Finally after 22 hours and 58 minutes Luke offically became a part of our family, and I was glad he decided to join us.
Peaches come in from the orchard 
Then they're washed and waxed
Then each peach gets its own sticker and its picture taken to determine color and size
Then, based on the size and/or color the peaches are pushed through specific holes in this conveyor so that they can be boxed up with similar peaches.
This is where they go after they fall through the belt and then they're boxed up from here
Off to the grocery store
