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Saturday, December 30, 2006
Sloan @ 4 months
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He's a good baby. Really only cries if something is bothering him or he is hungry. He's already had 2 ear infections - poor thing. He may need to have ear tubes at some point.
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Trilby's Visit
Halloween 2006
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Bryce and Sloan
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Interesting fact: Sloan was born on Bryce's 4th birthday! They are exactly 4 years apart. How often does that happen?
Fortunately, we had Bryce's birthday party the Saturday before and only because "My Gym" was booked on the 19th. Funny how it all worked out.
Bryce is very excited that he's now a big brother and asks lots of questions about Sloan.
Monday, April 17, 2006
Happy Easter!
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Hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend and enjoyed beautiful Spring weather!
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
'Jump the Couch' is the Slang of the Year
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NEW YORK, Dec. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- When Tom Cruise celebrated his new-found love by cavorting on Oprah's sofa like a deranged monkey, he did more than just become fodder for late-night comedians. He also unwittingly spawned a new phrase -- "jump the couch," meaning "to exhibit strange or frenetic behavior." After scouring the soft white underbelly of the English language, from bathroom walls to the Internet, the editors of the Historical Dictionary of American Slang have chosen "jump the couch" as the Slang of the Year for 2005.
"Jump the couch" began popping up just a few weeks after Cruise excitedly professed his love for new flame Katie Holmes by leaping onto the guest couch during the May 23, 2005 Oprah Winfrey Show. The phrase has since appeared in The New York Times, The Dallas Morning News, and innumerable blogs around the world.
The term builds on the older slang term "jump the shark," meaning, "to diminish in quality; to outlast public interest or popular support." To "jump the shark" stems from an episode of the 70s TV show Happy Days, in which uber-cool Fonzie flies over a shark on water-skis.
"A new slang term was obviously needed to describe this behavior. Jumping up and down on Oprah's couch, in front of millions, is truly bizarre," noted Grant Barrett, project editor of the Historical Dictionary of American Slang.
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