I would like to introduce you to my niece. This is Madeline. At the time of this photo, she was about 4 hours old. My sweet sister was gracious enough to let me come visit yesterday afternoon. I had no idea that my heart would instantly fall in love with this precious girl. I can't wait to see what God has in store for her.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
I'm SO SORRY
It has been over two months since I've posted. I'm officially a blogging loser! This is bad. Let's just say that I've been busy enough this summer that I really haven't had time to do any internet stuff. I've updated my facebook status a few times, but that takes only seconds and there is no pressure to spell-check. I haven't checked out the latest on YouTube or browsed for those long-lost high school friends who are bound to join a social networking site sooner or later. WHERE ARE YOU SUSAN NEILSON?
Lets take a moment to explore this. I KNOW Susan got married, but I have NO idea what her last name is now. This is the case with most of my friends from way back when. Since virtually all our communication is online, and I have either never met or only briefly met husbands, I don't know my friends' last names. I have two women in my contact list on my phone who are listed with their maiden names--NOT because they still use them, but rather because I don't know (or am unwilling to totally misspell) their new last names.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not some anti-leave-and-cleave feminist. I believe in taking your husbands name. But WHY don't MySpace and Facebook make it easy to include a maiden name in the personal info sections so people have an easier time searching for you.
That was not the direction I anticipated this going, but then I seldom write what I had anticipated. Hopefully you'll be hearing more from me soon.
Lets take a moment to explore this. I KNOW Susan got married, but I have NO idea what her last name is now. This is the case with most of my friends from way back when. Since virtually all our communication is online, and I have either never met or only briefly met husbands, I don't know my friends' last names. I have two women in my contact list on my phone who are listed with their maiden names--NOT because they still use them, but rather because I don't know (or am unwilling to totally misspell) their new last names.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not some anti-leave-and-cleave feminist. I believe in taking your husbands name. But WHY don't MySpace and Facebook make it easy to include a maiden name in the personal info sections so people have an easier time searching for you.
That was not the direction I anticipated this going, but then I seldom write what I had anticipated. Hopefully you'll be hearing more from me soon.
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