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#6076 Mon, Apr18 2011 8:18pm

OriginalAragorn
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Re: The Taproom

Hello friends.  I have some photos to share of small, happy things.  (Even happier than Mithril minis!).

Here is my son Braden Jacob Vaughn.  He was born on January 2nd, very premature, at less than 2 pounds.  He has done remarkably well and is now up to 7.5 pounds.  He is fully healthy and happy except for some issues with his lungs.  He'll be on breathing assistance for a while, maybe a few months.  Once his lungs grow a bit more, he will be off the breathing assistance.

We're very happy with how he is doing.  smile

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And here we find you feasting and idling - and smoking! Smoking! Where did you come by the weed, you villains? - Gimli

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#6077 Mon, Apr18 2011 8:40pm

Thingol
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From: Republic of Croatia
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Re: The Taproom

Impressive.... thanks for this pictures here, dear friends... cheers for Braden ! And welcome here son of Original Aragorn smile

Toast for long and happy life for the little fighter !


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#6078 Mon, Apr18 2011 8:58pm

Wirilómë
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From: Montpellier, France
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Re: The Taproom

That's much much better than a mithril for sure!

Welcome to the world, Brade smile


“It is not told whence she came; from the Outer Darkness, maybe, that lies in Eä beyond the walls of the World.” (HoMe X, The Later Quenta Silmarillion)

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#6079 Mon, Apr18 2011 9:21pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

You have much to celebrate, Master OA, and are in exactly the right place to do it. Your son actually bears a very close resemblance to Nob on one of his good days, though Nob may be a tad shorter.


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#6080 Mon, Apr18 2011 10:04pm

Theobald
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Re: The Taproom

Hi,  Braden Jacob Vaughn, it's me, the tree ... errr ... might take some years to be able to read my writings .... but you'll learn that, I'm sure ... take your time, don't haste ... it's a pleasure to have you around here ... rhuooommm your mom will tell you  ... sure, you'll not be in need of that breathing assistance  - say, a quarter of a year ... which is not much of a lifetime .... smile

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#6081 Mon, Apr18 2011 10:35pm

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Re: The Taproom

Thanks for the warm welcome, fellas!  smile


And here we find you feasting and idling - and smoking! Smoking! Where did you come by the weed, you villains? - Gimli

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#6082 Mon, Apr18 2011 10:53pm

Gavin
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Re: The Taproom

Awww...congratulations!!

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#6083 Tue, Apr19 2011 10:29am

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

Welcome little boy and enjoy your peacefull and warm mum's hugs !
Cheers to your father for he deserves a drink too ! roll


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#6084 Tue, Apr19 2011 11:09am

ddaines
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Re: The Taproom

Best wishes OA to you and yours - may the young 'un continue to grow strong and healthy smile

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#6085 Tue, Apr19 2011 11:25am

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

Happy birthday Master Imisel ! lol


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#6086 Tue, Apr19 2011 12:54pm

Thingol
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Re: The Taproom

Milo wrote:

Happy birthday Master Imisel ! lol

..... happy birthday from me also.... can I drink anything here. please ? smile Master Imisel's pays... I guess....


.... Farewell to Middle-earth at last. I see the Star above my mast!

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#6087 Tue, Apr19 2011 12:59pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

When he does, you can (if you see what I mean). But is it really Master Imisel's birthday? Didn't he just have one - or am I suffering from deja-vu?


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#6088 Tue, Apr19 2011 1:23pm

Wendy
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Re: The Taproom

What a precious little miracle!  Congratulations!
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#6089 Tue, Apr19 2011 2:36pm

Gildor Inglorion
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Re: The Taproom

congrats OA!!! I wish you lot of happyness!

oh and happy birthday too Imisel smile


"Elves seldom give unguarded advice, for advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." (Gildor Inglorion, LOTR1)

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#6090 Tue, Apr19 2011 2:41pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

With all these babies around I think we may have to open a creche bar....er, sorry, room, so that our regular clientele don't have to be distracted from serious drinking. The only question, though, is who to put in charge. No, certainly not Nob - the wargskin rugs would take more care of infants than he would.

Aha, I know just the right 'volunteer' - calm as a leaf and patient as a log......Master Tree, are you there? I have a little job for you...


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#6091 Tue, Apr19 2011 2:52pm

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

I feel trees can't bow enough to manage nappies !

I can help if babies need some distraction.  big_smilelol


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#6092 Tue, Apr19 2011 2:56pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

Can you change nappies? The job's yours!


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#6093 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:01pm

Milo
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Re: The Taproom

OK Barliman, but do you totally know what having a hobbit nearby means ?
It means more food than you have ever handled ! lollollollolloltonguetonguetongue


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#6094 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:05pm

OriginalAragorn
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Re: The Taproom

Is a nappie the European term for diaper? 

As a man, my strategy is to be a complete dolt and buffoon when it comes to changing and bathing Braden.  I'll drop things and make messes.  Once I display my incompetence, Lily will hopefully not ask for too much help!

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And here we find you feasting and idling - and smoking! Smoking! Where did you come by the weed, you villains? - Gimli

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#6095 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:08pm

Barliman
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Yes indeed, Man of the West, "nappy" (plural "nappies") is indeed the Westron word for that bit of cloth that you (well, someone other than you maybe) wrap round a baby's business end. Used to be environmentally friendly things that you washed and used again, but has now been replaced by environmentally UNfriendly disposable things that are used just once and then thrown away to clog the planet with yet more garbage.


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#6096 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:13pm

OriginalAragorn
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Re: The Taproom

Barliman wrote:

Yes indeed, Man of the West, "nappy" (plural "nappies") is indeed the Westron word for that bit of cloth that you (well, someone other than you maybe) wrap round a baby's business end. Used to be environmentally friendly things that you washed and used again, but has now been replaced by environmentally UNfriendly disposable things that are used just once and then thrown away to clog the planet with yet more garbage.

Sad, but true!  I've known a FEW people who go the cloth diaper route - using a paid diaper service that picks up dirty diapers and drops off clean ones, but I'll bet that is less than 1% of parents.  (Sorry to say, we'll be part of the 99%)! 

There is much to be fixed in this world.  Like - why are some people starving while others enjoy a glut of food?

Another round, barkeep!


And here we find you feasting and idling - and smoking! Smoking! Where did you come by the weed, you villains? - Gimli

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#6097 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:22pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

...or a glut of alcohol. But I've always taken the view that if we all made a small contribution to environmental issues it would improve everything in the long run. The planet can only cope with a limited amount of garbage - not to mention the energy and resources required to manufacture all those disposables.

There is certainly much that needs to be fixed in the world. But when are we ever going to start? - Before it's too late, I hope, though we're already teetering dangeroulsy close to that moment.


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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#6098 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:24pm

OriginalAragorn
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Re: The Taproom

I can't argue with that.  Sobering thought indeed.

Where's that round?


And here we find you feasting and idling - and smoking! Smoking! Where did you come by the weed, you villains? - Gimli

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#6099 Tue, Apr19 2011 3:53pm

Gildor Inglorion
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Re: The Taproom

well i'm proud to count myself among the 1%... my wife and I use cloth diapers (not the very old ones i mean modern ones with pressure buttons and appropriate shape which require cleaning indeed but lot easer than during our great-grandmas time...

we SOMETIMES we uses throwable diapers when we are travelling indeed, but not at home.... and it's been so for nearly two years now


"Elves seldom give unguarded advice, for advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." (Gildor Inglorion, LOTR1)

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#6100 Tue, Apr19 2011 4:04pm

Barliman
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Re: The Taproom

You're a good and wise Elf, Master Gildor, as I would expect. Now, what about the rest of you? The planet can't help itself - we have to do that.


"A worthy man, but his memory is like a lumber-room: thing wanted always buried."

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