Quinn: Mommy, I just really feel like I want to get married to you.
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I'm Quinn's mom. He's basically The Cutest Kid in the Known Universe. Ok, I know, your kid's cute too, but this one's mine. He was born in March of 2002 and came home from the hospital to a shower of Cherry Blossoms.
Founding Companies
In January 2007 Thor & I joined forces with Lane Becker of Adpative Path to found Satisfaction Unlimited. You can get a sneak peak by going here and clicking on any company or organization that suits your fancy. And you can get more insight by checking out our Satisfaction Blog. Previous to Satisfaction I was a founding partner of Rubyred Labs, a design driven Internet product development firm where we made cool stuff and enjoyed breakfast, particularly when it involved cereal, coffee and grapefruit. Jonathan Grubb is still running Rubyred.
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All this has left me craving a nap, but I still somehow manage to find time to travel with my brilliant and adorable husband (and sometimes my friends), experiment in the kitchen, and hit the town with my gorgeous, smart, single gal pals who are in search of kind, eligible men (I know you're out there...)
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June 5th, 2007 at 5:08 am
Don’t worry. I remember feeling like that when I was about three years old. I wanted to marry my Grandpa, but I couldn’t figure out what would happen to Grandma. I loved her, but I loved Grandpa more.
I remember it vividly. Enjoy it now because soon the kids at school with become much more important.
I think I’ll go call my Grandpa and tell him I love him…
June 5th, 2007 at 11:01 am
Thanks, Laura. That’s pretty cute. I do actually remember once when I was 5 telling my 13 year old brother that I wished he wasn’t my brother so I could grow up and marry him. This, of course, totally grossed him out. In retrospect, it’s probably why he tormented me for the next 5 years.
June 9th, 2007 at 6:23 pm
and anyway, he’ll probably grow up and marry some girl who is just like you. now that is a compliment. though kind of hard on that girl
January 18th, 2008 at 2:50 am
As a 43 year old mother to a 24 year old son I can confirm that my son can’t take his eyes off my legs! However rather than worrying about it I just take it as a flattering compliment!