Thanks, everyone. Seriously, just these few congrats mean a lot...things are tough in my family right now...perhaps later I'll take the time to post about that crap, if I can stomach it :rolleyes:

Aunt Cadaverous does have a certain ring to it...although I can imagine the impression a child would have hearing the name. Muahahaha!

I think I'll be the cool Disney aunt until the kid is 13 or so and "over it" ;)

My brother's family is in Alaska so I won't be around much. I'm going to attempt to be the cool aunt anyway by keeping close contact.

We're traveling up there at the end of May. I'm totally excited. :tiki: I just might have a plush Donald in tow ;) My brother says he found baby clothes with Huey, Dewey, and Louie on them - I have demanded pictures!

New baby! Cool. Congrats. Too bad you are so far away. Tough to build a relationship with a little one from thousands of miles away.

Yeah...But what a great excuse to make regular visits to Alaska!

Congratulations!

You can still be the cool Aunt from afar. The one who always sends the coolest birthday presents or just because they thought of you presents.

Mucho congratulations CP. I know that you and GD are looking forward to your trip to Alaska, and I can't help but think how much it'll mean to the family - especially the newest member. Remember, it's never too early to indoctrinate him into the ways of Disney.

:Peeks head into the door:

I think GD and CP would make great parents.

:Runs out of the room quickly.:



:D

Nathan??? Like the hot dog?


I guess there aren't as many kids to make fun of you when you live in Alaska.

And maybe Nathan doesn't sound weird when compared to a bunch of those eskimo names.



(I'm sure the name has nothing to do with how great a kid he'll be or how adorably cute he is. And who knows? If he keeps being cute, and grows up in all the right places, maybe his hot dog name will make him popular with the ladies :D )

Could be worse. I was almost Clarence the 3rd. Clarence?! :eek: Not even the nickname 'Clancy' can help you out then. I love the nickname 'Nate'.
:)

"Running from the law, the press, and the parents
Is your name Michael Diamond?
No, mine's Clarence"

Shake your rump-a!

I keep hearing a bell ring when I hear the name Clarence.

And yeah, "Nate" rocks.



(But I think it means "snow" in Inuit, the soft squishy kind in particular)