I came across your blog through the Matt & Madeline blog. You're so funny and I love reading what you write with an Irish accent in my head. :O) I could really realte to your recent post about getting up early to work out. I soooo need to do that too. I actually used to be a really good runner...slow, but steady, but that's also when I had a flatmate to run with me. Seems I'm no good when left to my own to do it. Too bad we don't live closer together to be jogging mates!
It's great to see you both here! Glad you're enjoying the blog so far - it'll motivate me to move the posts beyond my head and onto the screen.
Hawkfeather: another Jonah! I'm so glad to meet another one... over here everyone thinks it's quite odd that we've named our child for a symbol of nautical bad luck!
Kathryn: maybe we should be virtual jogging mates? And I'm charmed by the idea of you reading with an Irish accent, although my own accent is (disappointingly) English. The kids are picking up the brogue, though, which is fab and a post in its own right...
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I came across your blog through the Matt & Madeline blog. You're so funny and I love reading what you write with an Irish accent in my head. :O)
I could really realte to your recent post about getting up early to work out. I soooo need to do that too. I actually used to be a really good runner...slow, but steady, but that's also when I had a flatmate to run with me. Seems I'm no good when left to my own to do it. Too bad we don't live closer together to be jogging mates!
Happy day to you!
Ciao,
Kathryn
Kathryn M. in Berlin from Matt's site
that is beyond priceless..
wait what would beyond priceless be??
still too TOO cute.. and honest is a great trait i think.
I have a Jonah too but mine is almost 10 now..still my baby none the less.
It's great to see you both here! Glad you're enjoying the blog so far - it'll motivate me to move the posts beyond my head and onto the screen.
Hawkfeather: another Jonah! I'm so glad to meet another one... over here everyone thinks it's quite odd that we've named our child for a symbol of nautical bad luck!
Kathryn: maybe we should be virtual jogging mates? And I'm charmed by the idea of you reading with an Irish accent, although my own accent is (disappointingly) English. The kids are picking up the brogue, though, which is fab and a post in its own right...
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