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The quest for certainty blocks the search for meaning. Uncertainty is the very condition to impel man to unfold his powers.

Caution is often a worthy pursuit. Yesterday, the local rag tallied up the names registered in all of their birth notices for 2008, with few surprises on the popularity lists. Yes, there will be many more calls of “Jack”, “Charlie”, “William” and “Oliver”, and wails of “Ella”, “Sophie”. “Mia” or “Charlotte”. And no, poor old Henry and Ezra failed to make the top twenty yet again! But let’s be honest, that’s not what we’re interested in. The real action can be found lower down, in the nonconformist department. How could you go past the fonetik [sic] charms of Jaxon , Deklan , Febie and Koen ? A favourite of mine was sweet little Shakyla (beloved sister of dear little Jakayla ). Other standouts include Avah , Maja , Jagger , and who could forget Bayliss-Jay ? If we are blessed with another boy, I must keep in mind Ajay , Jakem , Brumby , Bensig , Cayd , Fearghas , Taz and Bruck (yes, Bruck !) Obviously if we break the run of boys, we shall have to steer towards Akashia , B...

A very Merry Christmas, and a happy New Year. Let's hope it's a good one, without any fear. War is over, if you want it. War is over now.

I just wanted to quote my favourite Christmas carol in the title there (well, next to Chuck Berry's Run, Rudolph Run ) and wish everybody out there a merry Christmas. And no, I didn't have to staple those reindeer horns to Henry's head, he chose to wear them himself.

MORE stuff that Jen has made: #2

Here is a clearly flushed and embarressed Henry modelling the "Kittyville hat" that Jen made him sometime ago. If you like, I can point you in the direction of the pattern, just ask in the comments and I will find it for you.