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Stuff about Stuart's life. You know programming, life, liberity the pursuit of happiness. Whatever! GOSH! |
By slhilbert on
8/12/2009 8:33 AM
Today I believe I was baptized into fatherhood by Sebastian. I had
just finished feeding him his rice cereal and picked him up over my
head to tell him what a great job he did. He took that opportunity to
spit up all of his cereal and milk all over my face. Luckily I saw
this avalanche of gross coming and was able to turn my head before any
got in my mouth. Anyway, pictures and videos are over the
last few weeks. Some of the pictures are from our vacation to Fripp
Island, SC. Others are going to the county fair. And others are just
little pictures of Sebastian. Enjoy!
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By slhilbert on
8/10/2009 7:46 AM
Annie’s mom, Gwen, took this picture of Sebastian. So cute! Things are going well here at the Hilbert House. We are trying to get Sebastian to sleep through the night. It has been hard but I think we are starting to feel like we are making progress. We have had a great summer so far and are looking forward to the fall.
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By slhilbert on
7/27/2009 11:14 AM
I tried to sign Sebastian, my infant son, up for Facebook so I can tag him in pictures. Here is the message I got. It seems like Facebook is a bit of a hypocrite. 
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By slhilbert on
7/7/2009 7:51 PM
After months of staying out of the media spotlight, Joe Biden has now reappeared with a new economic plan that he devised after scouring reports from historical revolutionary thinkers. His surprising inspiration has come from an unlikely source: Marshall Applewhite, the co-founder of the controversial cult, Heaven’s Gate. In secret phone calls with governors and mayors, he has disclosed the newest plan of action: recycling. The Earth is on the cusp of being “recycled” and so our economy will have to respond to this coming change. Details of this philosophy and plan are to be disclosed in “private meetings” later this week.
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By slhilbert on
6/11/2009 10:24 PM
You there! Follow these hyperlinks below to see pictures. OK! http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=82407&id=619468208&l=a0751a6163 http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=85790&id=619468208&l=459d30f65d If you are reading this you can’t follow directions… FAIL!
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By slhilbert on
6/11/2009 7:49 AM
My wife and I are planning an upcoming trip and we had some concerns about flying with our son who will be just over three months old on the flight. I posted a query on the topic on Twitter and Facebook and almost immediately my cousin, who works for a major airline as a flight attendant chimed in with a ton of great information. I am including the tips she gave me below.
From the Pro First, disregard all this info if the baby is sleeping, just let him sleep. I hoped this helped and don’t freak you out!
Why Babies Cry Why babies usually cry when flying, aside from the normal tired,hungry, dirty diaper, is their ears start...
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By slhilbert on
5/6/2009 9:31 AM
Saw this, and it made me chuckle.
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By slhilbert on
5/5/2009 12:07 PM
When we were in Germany/Austria/Switzerland I was struck by how much signage there was EVERYWHERE! As a foreigner I found many of the signs humorous. Below are some of my favorites.
This first set of signs we saw at bus stops in Hildesheim, Germany. They are advertising for a magazine. The idea is that the magazine keeps you informed and up-to-date, which can help you avoid all sorts of problems.
“Meteor is Coming”
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By slhilbert on
4/14/2009 12:10 PM
Those who know Annie and I well, know that we have been to Europe a number of times since being married. I would say we have a bit of Euro Travel Junkies in us. Last summer we took a trip that took us all over Germany and to many places that will stay with me for our whole lives. One of the places we visited was Hamburg Germany where we stayed for a number of days with our friend Anne who Annie met in high school while studying in Germany her junior year.
Hamburg has a dubious history of being one of the first cities to be nearly leveled during World War II by Allied bombers. The city was the target of such destruction because of the importance in shipping. Anne took us all over Hamburg, which included a half day trip canoeing through one of Hamburg’s many waterways.
While reading this months, World War II magazine they had an article that discussed the camouflage that both the Axis and Allies used to help mask important roadways and factories. Imagine my surprise when I saw a picture of...
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