on a tragic day, something GOOD

[Shank Zehr <shankzehr at yahoo_com>]

Halloo-

This is ancient news by now, but it's big enough (to me, at least) that
I'm posting it anyway. I get to a computer only infrequently, and I tried
several times to attach pics, which is evidently verboten.
 
> This is the second shuttle explosion that I was one of the last to hear
> about. In '86 that was just typical of my general under-a-rockhood, but
> this time it was because, rather than witnessing death, I was
> participating in the entrance of new life into the world: THE BIRTH OF
> MY
> DAUGHTER SOPHIA ELISABETH.
> 
> The facts, maam: born at home, 5:04am Saturday, Feb 1, 8lb 4oz, 22.5in
> 
> I couldn't resist posting a couple pics; hope that doesn't spoil some
> vast
> eternal plan. (The rest of *the fam* is Daddy Kirk, Mommy Kris, and Big
> Sister Abigail.)

I don't think I have any way to show you for yourselves, so you'll just
have to take my word that she's incredibly cute, as well as strong and
intelligent.

-Kirk

PS- Ysoie, congratulations on the birth of your niece. Stuffit Expander
had trouble opening your pics, but I'm sure she's almost as adorable as Sophie.

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