Here's wishing Jessica a labor like my friend C's: 3 hours start to finish, no complications, and miraculously little pain given the fact that her baby was a giant!
We had a bit of excitement at the office this morning—neighbor's burglar alarm went off, so my cousin, I, and a friend of the owner's checked the interior out to make sure there were no intruders. My cousin met the deputy at the door, and his Barney Fifeness was not reassuring.
Ooooh -- do you realize if Littlest Alter gets born today we'll have new baby Buffista virtual twins?
Aw, that Craigslist wedding story was just what I needed to fix my rage-filled day!
Very sweet story, Tom. I recommend readers scroll down to the entry about the wedding itself.
I don't know about Canadian practices, but American courts are (at least, used to be) very lenient on who may serve as a legal witness for a wedding. At least with the judge I worked for one summer, it was a fairly routine part of employee duties to witness weddings of complete strangers. I did it a couple times.
Ooooh -- do you realize if Littlest Alter gets born today we'll have new baby Buffista virtual twins?
Er....who?
t prepares to be mocked for not remembering all Buffista and Buffista-offspring birthdays
The intensity of the signals that go to the brain. What you do with them afterwards is, I guess, up to you. I think it's like having the volume on certain sounds cranked to 11.
I thought technically, it was all about density of tastebuds? As in, supertasters have more of them, so one can in theory test for it by tinting the things.
I'm a normal taster with a good sense of smell. The smell aspect throws me off foods a lot.
Er....who?
Lyra Jane had her daughter yesterday.
Er....who?
Lyra Jane had her daughter yesterday.
Buh? How did I miss THAT?!?