January 18, 2007

on the importance of nomenclature

1/18/07

I'm gathering my thoughts on the year 2006 for next week, but in the meantime, this odd slice of Lucy and Barnaby says more than I can:


Posted by Ian Williams at January 18, 2007 11:13 PM
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Posted by: Anne at January 19, 2007 06:00 AM

Enchanting! Barnaby does indeed have long fingers; break out the piano lessons, yo. :-) Lucy is so sweet with her baby cousin. Her voice reminds me exactly of our daughter's at that age, even the inflections. (...lapses into nostalgia mode...) Thanks for sharing this peaceful interlude.

Posted by: Deb at January 19, 2007 06:08 AM

I know it's probably hormones, but listening to Lucy say "Barnaby" has me weeping all over my keyboard.

As adults, my siblings and I have kind of drifted away from our first cousins, but growing up they were like three sisters who happened to live in another house. Cousins have the unique perspective of knowing your parents the way you do better than anyone but you, while maintaining a semblance of objectivity which you or your siblings can't quite achieve. That insight, that bond, is what will keep my cousins and us tight, even if we only see each other at Christmas, even though we're no longer fascinated by the stripes on one another's shirts.

Posted by: caveman at January 19, 2007 06:29 AM

why can I not get annie's hooping out of my brain

Posted by: laurie at January 19, 2007 08:33 AM

oh lord that was sweet. so so sweet and calm and precious.

Posted by: Annie at January 19, 2007 10:02 AM

DYING A MILLION DEATHS FROM CUTENESS...AAAAAAAAGGGHH

"Bonn-a-bee! Wite heeuh!"

Caveman, come to a hooping class, yo! Tuesdays, 7:45 at Balanced Movement in Carrboro (can't bring beer into the studio).

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