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Under Baruch, Home Life By Peter Ould

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On the 8th May 2008 (approximately) life in the Ould household is going to change forever…

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4 Responses so far

  1. robertNo Gravatar October 26, 2007 6:45 pm

    Congratulations! Definitely a reason for not getting that quilt. You don’t want to terrorise the poor mite!

  2. Peter OuldNo Gravatar October 26, 2007 8:33 pm

    He/she will grow up adoring Daleks. It has already been decided…

  3. KittyNo Gravatar October 27, 2007 3:08 pm

    “going to change forever…”

    Boy, you got THAT right! My youngest turns 13 tomorrow, and every stage has just been so much fun.

    Congratulations to you both!

    Kitty

    (I hate Daleks personally. And time travel. And liver.)

  4. David OuldNo Gravatar October 29, 2007 12:28 am

    our almost unfettered joy is only slightly tempered by the realisation that Gayle let you touch her….

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