Monthly Archives: March 2012

Brothers in Arms vs. the One Percent

Warning: Article contains spoilers. ‘Brothers in arms’ is one of those old chestnuts that can be taken two ways, like a flip of a coin. Taken in its usual context, it’s a motto for a military unit, the so-called ‘band … Continue reading

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The Naming Day Part 2

Personal Experience with the Naming Day Christopher McLachlan was four months old when his Naming Day ceremony was held in his parents’ garden on June 4, 2005. For both Anne and myself it was one of the most memorable moments … Continue reading

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The Naming Day—Welcoming New Life Part 1

“You have inherited a thousand generations of wisdom, skill, poetry, song, all the sunrises and sunsets of knowledge past. You are the sum of all the people who went before you.” —A Recipe for Dreaming, http://www.essentialbaby.com 1. A Long and Varied … Continue reading

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