Heather-I’m linked!
I’m honored!
And I am once again bowled over by the cuteness factor of this baby 🙂
It’s actually quite awesome to wake up and check my blogs and know that I am guaranteed to smile when checking out this blog.
My husband can hear my clock ticking from his office, I’m sure.
January 11, 2007 - 1:49 pm
dan -Yep – you made the cut! Welcome, Heather whom we’ve never met. We like people from far-off, fictional-sounding provinces who have interesting blogs and comment often 🙂
January 11, 2007 - 2:47 pm
Kristin-LOOOOOVE baby feet pictures. Keep ’em coming! I am loving my daily dose of Jaia.
BTW…I am also loving that swedishchefs.blogspot.com’s link flashes “bork! bork! bork!” before you click. Makes me laugh and say “bork! bork! bork!” every time.
I am Swedish, after all. Turkey, turkey, de gobbla gobbla. Orshky borsky flugan flagan.
What a lovely little bundle. I, like most people, am fascinated by the perfection of tiny, newborn hands and feet. How does God make such small nails????
I gotta bust you on something, though, Shan. ‘Waaay back at Congress, you told me about the Jaia thing. I don’t believe you’ve ever let go of that, whatever you may say. And I distinctly recall suggesting that, in that case, you name Peanut Irian Jaya, after the Indonesian province on New Guinea (now called West Irian Jaya, but there’s nothing we can do about that). I see you defied me, you foolish kids.
Oh, and the hilarious post you did awhile back about bad kids names? We Irish would call those skanger names; the English call them chav names. For endless hilarity (with a touch of profound sadness, somehow), check out .
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Heather - I’m linked!
I’m honored!
And I am once again bowled over by the cuteness factor of this baby 🙂
It’s actually quite awesome to wake up and check my blogs and know that I am guaranteed to smile when checking out this blog.
My husband can hear my clock ticking from his office, I’m sure.
dan - Yep – you made the cut! Welcome, Heather whom we’ve never met. We like people from far-off, fictional-sounding provinces who have interesting blogs and comment often 🙂
Kristin - LOOOOOVE baby feet pictures. Keep ’em coming! I am loving my daily dose of Jaia.
BTW…I am also loving that swedishchefs.blogspot.com’s link flashes “bork! bork! bork!” before you click. Makes me laugh and say “bork! bork! bork!” every time.
I am Swedish, after all. Turkey, turkey, de gobbla gobbla. Orshky borsky flugan flagan.
Kel Parsons - Hey kids!
What a lovely little bundle. I, like most people, am fascinated by the perfection of tiny, newborn hands and feet. How does God make such small nails????
I gotta bust you on something, though, Shan. ‘Waaay back at Congress, you told me about the Jaia thing. I don’t believe you’ve ever let go of that, whatever you may say. And I distinctly recall suggesting that, in that case, you name Peanut Irian Jaya, after the Indonesian province on New Guinea (now called West Irian Jaya, but there’s nothing we can do about that). I see you defied me, you foolish kids.
Oh, and the hilarious post you did awhile back about bad kids names? We Irish would call those skanger names; the English call them chav names. For endless hilarity (with a touch of profound sadness, somehow), check out .
Enjoy that bundle o’ luv!
Kel Parsons - For some reason, the websites didn’t come through; lemme try again. For chav names, try either http://mcvane.com/?p=102 or http://www.chavscum.co.uk/forum/archive/index.php/t-65.html. For more information on Chavs generally (like, in case you want another reason to be thankful that you’re you, and not any number of other people), go to http://www.chavscum.co.uk.
Jen - I too enjoy my daily dose of Jaia. In fact its the first thing I check for when I get to work in the morning! (is that lame?!)
Thanks for taking the time to do this!
Auntie Jen
Angela - That’s the cutest picture ever!