Friday, October 28, 2011
Miss FLG Minor
Miss FLG Minor has arrived. Both Mama and Baby are doing well. Miss FLG Maior spent the night with family and is now at daycare, so she has yet to meet her sister.
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16 comments:
Congratulations!
You should refer to them as Miss Marque and Miss Reprisal.
Best congrats!
Congratulations!
(Make sure to give away a few cigars.)
congrats! dave.s.
Congratulations.
YEAH!!!!
And congratulations - you'll be an expert on Barbie pink before you know it.
Mrs. P
Congratulations to the mother.
Attabboy to FLG.
George Pal
Mme FLG --
What George is trying to say is, Félicitations à l'occasion de la naissance de votre bébé.
George --
A gentleman never congratulates a lady, as that would imply she is somehow lucky rather than deserving. He felicitates her -- as indecent as that may sound.
Best wishes and blessings to the four of you!
That's wonderful.
I adore being felicitated.
Mrs. P
Congrats! May the sleepless nights to come be filled with neither loathing nor fear.
Congratulations! And excellent choice, going with the Roman terminology.
Congratulations! And let's just roll with kudos for Mrs. FLG!
Ancient,
Felicitate
verb [ trans. ]
congratulate
Congratulate
verb [ trans. ]
• praise (someone) for a particular achievement
nine months of all that then labor -
a particular achievement
Nevertheless, thank you. I stand corrected and bow to convention (but not the French - I hate doing that).
Felicitations to Mrs. FLG, on the occasion of the birth of her baby.
The ‘attaboy’ to FLG stands.
George Pal
Whoa--I was out of town and only now caught up on your news. Congrats, and cigars all around!
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