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madderakka
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A boy? Congrats!
I've always loved Gabriel, Colin, Caleb or Alex.
TPBM has baby fever. I want another so badly right now, but I'm not sure we will have any more.
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Payne's Mom
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Oh hell no! Two running around is plenty...a 10 year old
AND a 2 year old...enough! LOL. 
CONGRATS ON THE BOY! My suggestion for boys names are in
the vamp books I read - I LOVE Lucian, Etienne and Bastien
TPBM is often misunderstood in the written form.
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True, I am French so I translate in my head before writing down so sometimes it comes out as "Frenglish" 
Congrats on baby boy! I like Conor as a name (would have been my next name if baby number five had shown up!)
TPBM has too many books on the go (I know I do and never enough time to read them all !!!)
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True. I read one at a time, but I have plenty waiting for me.
Payne'sMom, you scared me. When you said vampire books, I braced myself for Twilight. They actually have said that is the newest/next naming trend as girls who read the book start having kids, so be prepared for lots of Bellas, Emmets, Rosalies etc.
TPBM watched a movie in the theater in August.
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Yeah, we actually saw a premier of Nanny McPhee. It was great - rainy day and few of the ticket holders showed up. Kids were great for a change.
TPBM is trying to convince that one last child to go to bed and stay there for the night.
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Nope, everyone is up and I am at work.
TPBM works in a building without AC. I do!
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Nope, I work with computers. Always I have AC when I am near the computer.
For a while I used to walk (uphill) to work in my shirt sleeves and then when I got to work, I put on a jacket because the computer would stop working unless that AC was going full blast - so it was cold all the time. One day I pulled it open (this was back in the day when something as powerful as an iPad was the size of two fridges) and had a half dozen bad muffin fans replaced. Then we could work at a sane temperature again.
TPBM has a figure on his/her desk at work. (I have a normal wizard, but am looking for Micky Mouse in his wizard costume)
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True, I have a Thor figure on mine.
TPBM has big plans for the weekend (laundry doesn't count - I'm hoping to catch the new movie "The Expendables" if my boys behave well enough to be left with their sister for 2 hours)
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Nope. It is my husband's weekend to work, so no car to do anything.
TPBM likes sci fi shows.
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Some
TPBM feels lost
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