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October 30, 2011
Birth!
Shane and I are pleased to announce, fresh from the pond, the birth of our son.
Born at home on September 30, 2011, weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces.
No koi were harmed in the birthing process.
Yea, there's like green and yellow stuff all over where he's laying. That's pretty gross! One might assume it's baby food but a baby born September 30th would not be eating solid food for many more months.
They thought it would be uber-cute to post an announcement picture of him on a fish net, like he was just scooped out of the pond. That gross green and yellow stuff is koi excrement, my friend. SO NASTY!! Who puts their newborn that close to fecal matter?!?
That is a joke right? I have a koi pond. Even with continuous waterfall and adjustments that water is not birth worthy. Koi feces and urine, left over koi food scraps, green algea, degraded plant stuff, insects and insect larvae. Not to mention near by animals come to the pond to drink and defecate: birds, toads, raccoons, foxes, etc. Congrats on winning the wierdest and less mothersome caring for a child.
Are you sure it's satire? I read the FAQs; they are quite serious. I mean, I hope to God it's satire!
The fact that they posted an announcement picture of him on a fish net, like he was just scooped out of the pond, makes me believe this is not satire at all. That gross green and yellow stuff is koi excrement, my friend. SO NASTY!! Who puts their newborn that close to fecal matter?!? NUTCASES!
No video footage of the actual birth? Photos taken during birth?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking forward to your birth story...hoping you will share it with us!
ReplyDeletefrom a home birth midwife
Congrats! Looking forward to more details. Some of the comments on your other post cracked me up. :)
ReplyDeleteI had water births at PSBC - next time I'm thinking we're doing it at home (if there is a next time, that is)
Congrats to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the outfit you pick btw for this picture. HA
ReplyDeleteWhat's the gross gree stuff beside him?
ReplyDeleteIt's fish excrement. Yes, fecal matter. I've NO idea who puts their newborn that close to animal feces... Wow.
DeleteYea, there's like green and yellow stuff all over where he's laying. That's pretty gross! One might assume it's baby food but a baby born September 30th would not be eating solid food for many more months.
ReplyDeleteThey thought it would be uber-cute to post an announcement picture of him on a fish net, like he was just scooped out of the pond. That gross green and yellow stuff is koi excrement, my friend. SO NASTY!! Who puts their newborn that close to fecal matter?!?
DeleteHALP HOW DO I NATURAL KOI BRITH I WANT TO HAVE BABBY IN MOST RIDICULUS RETARDED WAY POSSIBLE PLZ ASSIST
ReplyDeleteLOLL!!
DeleteVery funny blog! Best Poe I've read in ages. Well done.
ReplyDeleteOh and bub is gorgeous!
DeleteAre you sure it's meant as a joke? I really need to know lol
DeleteOh my, the Koi are such kind and gentle creatures! I didn't expect them to also dress the baby before bringing it to you. This is truly fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThat is a joke right? I have a koi pond. Even with continuous waterfall and adjustments that water is not birth worthy. Koi feces and urine, left over koi food scraps, green algea, degraded plant stuff, insects and insect larvae. Not to mention near by animals come to the pond to drink and defecate: birds, toads, raccoons, foxes, etc. Congrats on winning the wierdest and less mothersome caring for a child.
ReplyDeleteExactly!! LOL!
DeleteThey're insane!
Congratulations! Great satire and I love the pic of him in a net.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure it's satire? I read the FAQs; they are quite serious.
DeleteI mean, I hope to God it's satire!
The fact that they posted an announcement picture of him on a fish net, like he was just scooped out of the pond, makes me believe this is not satire at all. That gross green and yellow stuff is koi excrement, my friend. SO NASTY!! Who puts their newborn that close to fecal matter?!? NUTCASES!