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The Proof is in the PAISLEY
4Oct2005 Filed under: Blood is Thicker... Author: Kate BartholomewIt’s official. Here’s my beautiful new niece:
Paisley Laura Bartholomew
Born October 1, 2005 at 5:17 p.m.
Eight Pounds, Thirteen Ounces, Twenty-One Inches
And she doesn’t look the least bit like Mao Tse-tung or Winston Churchill. As for the extra inch, the tentacles and the laser beam, Charles claims that they were evolutionary analogues or homologues, but I believe he may have meant vestigial characteristics. Either way, it’s very scientific. Moreover, I believe that Paisley may still have these “bonus features” and Charles and Ashley intend to keep this fact secret so that wee Paisley can dwell in safety and relative normalcy until the time she must take over the safeguarding of the Earth as TENTACLE WOMAN.
More very darling pictures of Tentacle Woman – whoops – I mean Paisley are available on Charles and Ashley’s Blog.
paisley ann
October 9th, 2006 at 5:32 am
my mum and dad named me paisley ann and i was born on the 19th of january 1990.i was named after a lady that lived across the road from my mum and dad she is about 50 years old now. you have a beautiful baby girl and she will be proud of her name.
Phyllis
April 14th, 2007 at 7:05 pm
SO COOL! MY daughter’s name is PAISLEIGH…today (April 14, 2007) is her 12th birthday…so neat to hear of others with the same unique name…I haven’t found anyone with the same spelling as my daughter, though….
Annabel
June 18th, 2007 at 8:32 pm
Could I use the image of Paisley on a web-site that focuses on singing research, beginning with the importance of considering singing in infancy and early childhood.
She does look as if she might be singing.
Sincerely,
Annabel Cohen
Professor of Psychology
University of Prince Edward Island