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Enjoying @byrnereese 's account their baby's suddne arrival. Way to go Arin & Byrne! Congratus on your beautiful girl. http://bit.ly/19MogV 06/28/2009

How lazy am I? Well I just watched the movie "Jumper" and wished I had his powers so I could jump upstairs and get a glass of milk. 06/24/2009

How lazy am I? Well I just watched the movie "Jumper" and wished I had his powers so I could jump upstairs and get a glass of milk. 06/24/2009

Is there any way to browse twitter archives for a user without paging through more over and over again? I'm looking for something from 2007! 06/24/2009

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Generations of Moms

As part as my Mother's Day gift to our moms, I created a photo book of pictures of Penelope (since she's the one the moms really want to see). One page of the book, however, wasn't Penelope but instead a family tree of sorts documenting all the moms in our families going back to Penelope's great-great grandmothers. I'm quite proud that I was able to have a photo of every woman. 

I love seeing the visible class and age differences in our two families. While five out of seven of the mothers on my side were born outside of the United States, all of the women on Ben's side were born and raised in California. And for the most part, my collection of moms were born about ten to fifteen years later than Ben's side. 

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In other mother's day news, Penelope and I were featured in a San Francisco Chronicle story about being online and pregnant/birthing. I loved seeing a photo of Penelope in the paper this morning and I'm certainly going to frame her first press mention. 

And yes, I was in labor for 32 hours and it was quite unpleasant. But that's why today I got to have Dim Sum!

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