When faced with an incredibly amount of fear and disappointment,
one either quits or goes forward with hope and faith. Sometimes the result is
an increased fear and more disappointment and sometimes the result is this:
Ovid Eamon Brese
Born on the 7th day of the 7th month and weighs 7 lbs.
Life is Good!
Ron
(aka Grandpa)
Congratulations, Grandpa. This is the most important thing we help handcraft.
ReplyDeleteYes, happy times to all the Brese family. Please inform us about the distinctive names Ovis and Eamon.
ReplyDeleteTico,
ReplyDeleteJulie's Dad was named Ovid. An unusual name for sure. But my son Daniel (and the rest of the family) held him in such high regard that he wanted to carry on his name. Daniel's wife is a Meehan so they needed a good irish name in the mix and I think Eamon fits the bill nicely.
Ron
Congrats, super news.
ReplyDeleteRon,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! So besides planes now we will see Ron Brese's rocking horses, I hope, and a lot of other kifstuff.
Sergey.
Ron
ReplyDeleteThat is super good news. Congratulations! Little ones sure have a way of putting everything in perspective. You cant help but realize what a gift they are. I expect to see a "Just a Plane Onesie" on that baby soon. Maybe you can introduce the Ovid winter block plane. Take care my friend! Life is Definitely Good
Thanks Mike,
ReplyDeleteI loved your comment,
" I expect to see a "Just a Plane Onesie" on that baby soon"
Don't be surprised if that happens,
Ron
Ron, I was wondering about his name of Ovid as well. I wonder if Meehan's father was named after the Roman poet Ovid? His most famous poem was "The Art of Love." I am afraid that little Ovid Eamon with his mix of Roman poetry and the Irish love of poetry, music and drama, is destined to be a world famous actor, poet and singer/songwriter.:o) Dan & Meehan, you might as well start his lessons now. :o) Fred
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