robin and i are trying to find the perfect name for our baby. okay we're early by 8 months...but still...
an americanized indian name is my choice. and i don't mean 'dimple' or something like that...but more like 'neel' like neil, or dilin; or something that can be shortened, like, 'samar' to sam, or 'jayash' to jay.
we wanted a beautiful simple name.
(after a lot of work, i think that we found a name!!! we found a name!!! )
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i forgot to mention that i saw the movie 'the life of david gale'. kevin spacey was good as usual, as was laura linney, and i think that kate winslet acted well...but her crying was a bit dramatic i think...although robin thinks that it was more the fact that we knew how it would end which made the crying seem overly dramatic. as a firm believer in the idea that the law sucks, and that there is no 'fairness' involved in how people are chosen to be 'put to death'/death penalty...i found the movie interesting because that was the subject of the movie, the fairness, and strength (or lack of) of our legal system. i liked the movie. the theme was interesting, the actors were good, and the story was good...although i felt that there was something wrong with the movie, and i cannot put a finger on it, something that made me less attached to the characters maybe.
an americanized indian name is my choice. and i don't mean 'dimple' or something like that...but more like 'neel' like neil, or dilin; or something that can be shortened, like, 'samar' to sam, or 'jayash' to jay.
we wanted a beautiful simple name.
(after a lot of work, i think that we found a name!!! we found a name!!! )
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i forgot to mention that i saw the movie 'the life of david gale'. kevin spacey was good as usual, as was laura linney, and i think that kate winslet acted well...but her crying was a bit dramatic i think...although robin thinks that it was more the fact that we knew how it would end which made the crying seem overly dramatic. as a firm believer in the idea that the law sucks, and that there is no 'fairness' involved in how people are chosen to be 'put to death'/death penalty...i found the movie interesting because that was the subject of the movie, the fairness, and strength (or lack of) of our legal system. i liked the movie. the theme was interesting, the actors were good, and the story was good...although i felt that there was something wrong with the movie, and i cannot put a finger on it, something that made me less attached to the characters maybe.
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