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体重計に乗る前に既に看護婦さんに挨拶代わりにピーを披露、
とても満足！
Sunday, February 27, 2005
Le Nom propre
Kindness, Understanding - Remembered by God - Mountain Forest
Yugo - Zachary - Yamamoto
When I figure out how to add Kanji, this will make more sense to some, but the characters chosen for Yugo translate thusly. Zachary is Hebrew, yes, but there is some harmony in the certainty of being called last for attendance, some harmony in the Y-Z-Y.
Plus, if you read the numerologist's report:
Yugo - Zachary - Yamamoto
When I figure out how to add Kanji, this will make more sense to some, but the characters chosen for Yugo translate thusly. Zachary is Hebrew, yes, but there is some harmony in the certainty of being called last for attendance, some harmony in the Y-Z-Y.
Plus, if you read the numerologist's report:
Expression Number 1: People with this name tend to initiate events, to be leaders rather than followers, with powerful personalities. They tend to be focused on specific goals, experience a wealth of creative new ideas, and have the ability to implement these ideas with efficiency and determination. They tend to be courageous and sometimes aggressive. As unique, creative individuals, they tend to resent authority, and are sometimes stubborn, proud, and impatient.No pressure...
Welcome, Yugo!
We'd like to welcome Yugo Zachary Yamamoto into the world.
(Anyone looking for an automobile appretiation site should, regrettably, look elsewhere.)
He was born on Thursday, February 10, 2005 at 17:39 pm at the New York Presbyterian Hospital in a low-ceilinged birthing room overlooking the East Rvier, the Queensboro Bridge and Roosevelt Island. It seems that these details should carry more weight, like the extra 8 pounds and 4 ounces added to the planet, the brown eyes, the dark, stubborn hair. I guess for me they always will. A convergence of happy and confused facts that will continue to grow alongside my son. (More on what those last two words later...)
Two weeks have passed since then. Multiple feedings, sleep-ins, protests and mini-revolutions: all the militants crying together in one little baby who is becoming mighty good at suckling, burping, and producing both solid and liquid waste. We invite you to watch the Yugo revolution spread.
(Anyone looking for an automobile appretiation site should, regrettably, look elsewhere.)
He was born on Thursday, February 10, 2005 at 17:39 pm at the New York Presbyterian Hospital in a low-ceilinged birthing room overlooking the East Rvier, the Queensboro Bridge and Roosevelt Island. It seems that these details should carry more weight, like the extra 8 pounds and 4 ounces added to the planet, the brown eyes, the dark, stubborn hair. I guess for me they always will. A convergence of happy and confused facts that will continue to grow alongside my son. (More on what those last two words later...)
Two weeks have passed since then. Multiple feedings, sleep-ins, protests and mini-revolutions: all the militants crying together in one little baby who is becoming mighty good at suckling, burping, and producing both solid and liquid waste. We invite you to watch the Yugo revolution spread.
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