June 16, 2006

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B.G. Christensen said…
Oh my GOSH!

Congratulations!

Way to pee on a stick!
10/13/2005 8:06 AM
svoid said…
Congratulations!
10/13/2005 9:17 AM
JB said…
Congrats! (For being pregnant, AND for peeing on a stick properly ;) )
10/13/2005 9:54 AM
Cicada said…
I saw it on Master Fob's first. But I'll congratulate you, too!
10/13/2005 1:50 PM
Th. said…
.

June 16, huh? Interesting. Number one's born the day before my birthday and Number two a couple days before Lady Steed's.

Curious.

(also: congrats)
10/14/2005 3:45 PM
Cricket said…
Congratulations! I wish you only the best.
10/14/2005 10:06 PM
Anonymous said…
oh, by the way, I said congratulations on Master Fob's blog. I figure since he's the family patriarch he has stewardship over little Liddie/Hrothgar and so he's the predominant figure in the dynamic.
10/17/2005 10:56 PM
Tolkien Boy said…
You're naming your child Hrothgar? People will mock him.
10/18/2005 2:30 PM
FoxyJ said…
We are not naming our child Hrothgar, but apparently Melyngoch is. We'll have to discuss this more...
10/18/2005 8:24 PM
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