THEY HAVE ARRIVED!!! London was born at 1:13 am at 5lb 11oz and Dane (being the gentleman that he is) followed at 1:54 am at 5lb 13oz.

Proud daddy of twins!
I was having quite an uneventful day and had finely decided that I was OK with them sticking around till the end of the week. Jack came to visit and we had a great day playing. Riley left with jack around 8 and at 10:30 i went pee and didn't stop, my water broke. This is going to be very detailed so if it's too much for you stop reading but this is kind of like my journal:)
I called Riley right away and told him to come back ASAP. I tried calling my nurse but my call button wasn't working. I sat there with water going everywhere just pushing a button that didn't work, you should have seen me I was totally calm but FREAKING out. Just by chance my nurse stopped by and I told her the news so she got me ready to go down to Labor and Delivery. They rolled me down with water still just a flowin, don't worry i had a diaper on, you got to love the a women sized diaper;)
They set me up and checked me and i was still at a 5.5. I was really starting to contract so I told them it was way past time for an epidural. That is when my Riley showed up, ya! They gave me the epidural,(i got stuck two times, not so fun) and i was able to finely relax. My Doctor called and said that she would be coming in to deliver me, love my doctor! She told the nurse to prepare for a Vaginal delivery and I was thrilled! Two hours later my nurse asked me how fast my firs delivery with Jack went and i said that I pushed 5 times and he was out. At that point she said, "well we better check you, i bet you go really fast." Well she was right I was at a 9.5.
Within 10 minutes they had Riley and I ready to go to the OR. They rolled me in and there were a million people. 2 doctors, 3 nurses, 5 people from the NICU and some others that I still have no idea who they were. I felt very "looked upon, and exposed." Dr. Sloan did an ultra sound to see where the babies were for sure and she had a huge smile on her face. She looked at me and said, "Your not going to believe it Lindsey.....Dane has flipped!" We all freaked out and from that point on I was totally fearless. This little man flipped at 34 weeks, what a good little man!
I started to push at 1:00am, 5 pushed and London made her entrance. Dane was a bit more work. They had to maneuver him down into the birth canal, when i say maneuver I mean Riley couldn't believe what he was witnessing. My doctor was really getting a hold of Dane. At this point my epidural had worn off and i was feeling everything, not so fun. My Doctor said that there was a t least a gallon of amniotic fluid around Dane, that was reassuring because these babies were SOOO heavy. I pushed for 45 min. and Dane finely made his way out. Everyone couldn't believe that my babies were so BIG . They cried so loud it made me cry, I knew that they were going to be ok.
Once the placenta was out it was so funny because everyone was gathered around it looking at it saying,"It's so big, look at those umbilical cords they are huge, wow." I kind of felt like a one women freak show because they were just looking at me like i was a freak, but the good kind:)
Now my precious little ones are in the NICU and doing so well. They are drinking from a bottle not a tube, they aren't on and breathing machines and they are a CUTE as can be. Dane looks like his big brother and London is definitely a Thatcher. At this point they are having a hard time keeping their temperature up on their own so we just need them to get bigger and get more fat on their bones so they can do it on their own. Other than that they are PERFECT!!!! The NICU nurses say that sometimes the new babies just have a honeymoon period and then they start to decline so everyone pray that my little people will just get better and better.
Picture Time!!

London chillin in her incubator

London staring up at her daddy from her incubator
Me feeding London for the first time, she ate 1 oz!

Dane sleeping away!
Dane hanging out in his incubator. Toasty warm!
Me feeding Dane for the first time. This picture shows how small they really are.
Thank you all for your prayers, i KNOW that i have you all to thank for having such healthy wonderful babies. Support from everyone played such a huge part in all this, THANK YOU. But I'm going to ask you to keep my little ones in your prayers so that they can some home to us soon. Thanks!