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Trying to take something from Julian:

Sean: Man, you have a grip like a horse.
Me: laughing
Sean: Er, I mean, with his mouth.

Sean's thoughts on hummus:

Sean: Good hummus is great. Bad hummus is bad. And mediocre hummus I've never cared about.

I was thinking today, wouldn't it be great if one of the kids in "Prince Caspian" ran up to a lion and tried to hug it thinking it was Aslan but it wasn't, it was just a regular lion and it eats the kid?

Other pressing thoughts: I love Chris Matthews. Get him, Chris! Get him!

Wow. I've always heard that being a mother is the hardest job you can ever have but to tell you the truth, I always thought that was kind of bullshit. It's not.

Let me give you a rundown of my morning yesterday:
Woke up at 7 - first time I woke up before the baby maybe ever
Quick! Run to the kitchen, start coffee, put away dishes in dishwasher, pour cereal, do dishes between bites of cereal and sips of coffee
Baby wakes up, go get him and feel incredibly thankful that I had breakfast already

First thing in the morning, we are watching Julian sleep.

Me: Don't you just love him?
Sean: Of course.
Sean: It's like I told you, I'd kill you for him. In a heartbeat. Cut your head right off. If that's what he wanted.
Me: Sweet.
Sean: 'Cause technically, I'm not related to you.

(A commercial for a movie starring Dennis Quaid comes on TV.)

Sonya: Have you seen "The Big Easy"?
Sean: You always ask me that.
Sonya: Because that was Dennis Quaid's pinnacle of hotness.
Sean: (points down at his unmentionables) This is the pinnacle of hotness.
Sonya: You're an idiot.
Sean: Cock-a-doodle-doo.

Sean (from the other room): Watch some Smallville, catch a buzz...

Sean: Here's a good "Conversations With Sean"...
Sonya: You can't write your own.
Sean ..."Life is good, watch some Smallville, catch a buzz..."
Sonya: You can't write your own.
Sean: Oh.

Later...

(Sean's on the computer)
Sonya: I thought we were going to watch some Smallville and catch a buzz.
Sean: We is.
Sonya: Now that's a good "Converations with Sean."

So I made Barack Obama a contact on Flickr last night. No idea if this is actually Barack's site but after looking at his sets, it seems fairly legit.

Imagine my surprise this morning when I clicked on his link and the photo is credited to someone we know. Frank is guy we know from Providence and he was the photographer at our wedding.

Check out this little Korean boy singing "Hey Jude."

Sean: I wanted to get you some nice dark chocolates but the lines were too long.
Sonya: Oh, thanks. I'm sure they would have tasted really good.