picture

NaeNae55

I want to post a picture, but I can't find how to do it. All I could find was that it had to be a link to a website. I am sure others have uploaded pictures before. Can anyone help me?


Nae

ray a

Paul and Joannie are experts at it. Just ask them, they'll tell you.

joannie

You have to set up an account with a photosharing company, upload the pic to your account on the website, then copy the link to the forum. I use Photobucket.com. It is a free service. Let me know if you need more info.

NaeNae55

Ok. Let's see if it works! Here is a beautiful little girl born last night. Here mommy is my oldest grandchild (18).

[url]http://i521.photobucket.com/albums/w332/NaeNae55_photo/Image1.jpg[/url]

cnghr

What a beautiful baby (and I say that as someone who knows what she's talking about, since I have four of the world's most beautiful grandchildren). She's so alert and wide-eyed and almost looks like she's ready to smile. Congratulations, Nae!

FunHRBanker

Congrats Nae! You've left out a very important detail...what's her name?

ray a

I'll take a wild guess her name is Addison Brianne.

Paul in Cannon Beach

Aw, what a cutie! Congratulations!

NaeNae55

Her name is Nevaeh Lyn (Nevaeh is heaven spelled backwards). Addison Brianne, and her twin, will be coming in about 8 weeks or so and will be a grand daughter. This sweetie was born to one of my grand daughters and is therefore a great-grand daughter.

I can't figure out how I became a great-grandmother when I still want to go hiking and hear music I can dance to. I guess all the hair color and moisturizers in the world can't cover up some things. x:D

allsteaks

Congrats Nae! When she's about 16 years older we can introduce her to my beautiful grandson who was born in May this year!! Son, wife and kids live in Hutch.

HRQ

What a beautiful little face! She looks kind of surprised. x:-) Love the huge eyes!

joannie

Congratulations, Nae. She is absolutely "heavenly".

cnghr

I hate to ask, but how do you pronounce Neveah? I've known of several little girls who have been named that (apparently it's become hugely popular in the last couple of years) but I've never heard it said out loud. When I try it either comes out as the word "never" with a broad "a" sound rather than "er" at the end, or something resembling Nivea (the body lotion brand).

NaeNae55

Ne - VAY - uh

(the Ne sound is like the Ne in Nebraska, and the Vay sound is like the word way.)

My grand-daughter talked about naming the child Nevaeh Renea. Renea is my first name and her middle name. However, many people do not pronouce it like Renee. When they see it they often say Re-Nay-uh. We agreed that someone saying Ne-Vay-uh Re-Nay-uh was too much and was glad she decided on Nevaeh Lyn. x:-)

cnghr

Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Boy, it's probably lucky she didn't use Renea for a middle name. I know to pronounce that as "Renee" because I've known people who have spelled it that way, but overall "Lyn" was probably safer.

With my grandkids we have a real tendency to abbreviate their names, so Neveah would probably become "Nevie" or even "Nev" (or possibly even "Veah"!) in no time at all. My 10-month-old granddaughter is Natalie and even if she's dressed all in pink, for some reason people tend to mistake her for a boy, so I'm trying to break the habit of calling her "Nat", which people assume is short for Nathan or Nathaniel.

DMK

Congratulations on becoming great-grandma, Nae! She's absolutely precious. So bright-eyed. She looks like she's ready to take on the world!