Welcome post

[ailbhe]

A few people have added me to their "friends" list recently. Hi! I'd be interested to know what brought you here (I'm always interested in that) and if any of you are interested in my take on the "Baby Journal", the one I write for my daughter Linnea is at lnc. I'd like to know what you think of that, too, if you are a poems sort of person.

Comments

[sidheag.livejournal.com]

Hi! I can't remember whether I came across you via your comments in the journals of friends we have in common (why did LJ have to appropriate the term "mutual friend" so confusingly?!) and then recognised you when I saw you on ukmidwifery, or the other way round. I enjoy reading your entries so I friended you; I didn't announce myself because I didn't want to seem to be asking to be friended back. (I mean, I'd be very happy to be friended of course, but I'm a slowly-developing-friendship person myself and don't expect it.)

I (almost) only read at LJ (life is too short), but in very brief - oh gosh, how to describe oneself in a sentence? - I'm an academic in Edinburgh, into attachment parenting and most of what usually goes with it; my son Colin was born Oct 03 (planned homebirth, transferred for last few minutes because of 8.5hr second stage, long story in more ways than one). Um, what else? I play recorders, and have a partially written crime novel which I really will finish one day, and often know just how Spock felt. However, I'm really not a computer program in disguise - buzzy_bee has met me IRL, anyway!

[k425.livejournal.com]

In addition, sidheag and I appear to be twins separated at birth and so do our sons (they even managed to have pretty similar birth stories as well as birth dates!).

[sidheag.livejournal.com]

But you can tell us apart: I'm the secular humanist poly one :-)

[perceval.livejournal.com]

you're in edinburgh, too? ~waves~

[sidheag.livejournal.com]

Pleased to meet you!