Sara at 5 months

For mom's birthday, i decided to upload some recent video of Sara to the blog.
Enjoy!

More Sara Photos

april 2008

I didn't bother picking out the "best" photos from this slide show, so it's kind of long. But i like all of the photos!

Sara's first softball game

We went to Lehigh University to watch Lauren play, and got some photos of everyone. Sara wasn't the happiest in the photo, and she screamed ALL the way home(!), but she had a good time seeing her aunt and being out in the springtime weather.

Grandpa visit

Today was the first hot day of the year, and when Sara got home we had to take her clothes off, which she really enjoyed. And she got to sit in her Grandpa's lap, which she also enjoyed.

Word Rules

Here are a few rules that i "discovered" about English words. (As far as i know, I'm the only person in the world that knows these, so they're probably wrong). If you have counter-examples or other similar rules that you've figured out yourself, please add them to the comments.

No word ends in the letter "v". (exceptions: "Slav", a proper noun; "rev", an abbreviation)
The only word that has an "f" pronounced like a "v" is "of".
No verb's infinitive ends in a single "s". Many, like "to miss", end in double "s".

Although not really a rule, I thought of another thing long ago and remembered it when i read something similar on the internet...The longest one syllable word i can think of is "strengths" (9 letters). This thought was inspired by the word "Schweppes", which is 9 letters, but it's a (foreign) proper noun, so it doesn't count. The other guy's page that said that "screeched" is the longest, it's also 9 letters.