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A couple weeks ago, I found a couple shriveled eggs in the substrate. I put them in the incubator but after a week and a half decided to throw them out. They never did plump back up, looked weird anyway and had gotten moldy.
BUT, last night, I discovered 2 new eggs, this time inside the moist hide. Then, this morning, 2 more eggs! Yay!! It looks like one more of my girls will be having some soon too.
The season has officially started at my house! LOL!!
Congratulations! Now you can have some "grand-geckos"... 
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Marcia McGuiness
Golden Gate Geckos
www.goldengategeckos.com
I still don't know what happened with that girl that was gravid late last season. (I'm sure you remember all my frantic "Help!!" letters to you! LOL!!) After stressing out about her, thinking she was eggbound, she never did have them and she's very much alive and healthy. She must have reabsorbed those eggs.
Hi
Good to see how excited you are, I'am happy for you.
It is so exciting to see eggs in the tank when you weren't totally expecting them at that moment.
Take Care, TLB
It's exciting wether they're "expected" or not! LOL! Eggs are always a blessing. 
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