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Saturday, May 19, 2007

More pics of my new toy...

Click here for some more pics. I am actually trying to come up with a name for her (him?) at the moment - something I can use to coax her/him up hills (she/he's only 50cc after all!). Not to mention resolve the gender debate! I'm thinking something Italian in keeping with where she/he came from. Or maybe Spanish/Cuban? I'm trying out Julio ("Hoolio") at the moment, but it doesn't feel quite right. Any suggestions?

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  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    10:41 pm  

    How about piccolino (little one) or, to resolve the gender bit, ometto (little guy).

    ...Dad

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    2:36 am  

    The gender thing is an issue. It has to be something unisex, like Sam or Jess.

    I called my car Cameron for the same reason. It's either a girl or a gay guy and two years later it still hasn't really told me!

    Cindy

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    2:08 am  

    Three ideas: "Baby Bear", "Bambino", or "Murphy" (Grannie's surname)... :)

    Mutti

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