All righty, I admit that I’ve been a little stingy with the Sebastian pictures. But, see, he’s been busy.
As you can see, the boy is very concerned with hanging on to his roots, where his family comes from, who he was…
Mainly, though, he’s been pursuing his hobbies. And though I don’t always approve, I have to let him choose his own path. It’s what fatherhood is all about.
There are more on the way, of course. Including a yet-to-be-scheduled fashion shoot that includes some hot looks supplied by some of you (big shout-out to Seattle Tammy and Dee!), but at the moment, we’re studying up for this week’s “Wait Wait.” I’m not sure which of us will be on the panel, nor do I think anyone would be able to tell the difference.
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piglet
April 30, 2008 at 2:23 pm
1As Dana Carvey would say, the cuteness has made me weak. I have to go lie down.
Tom in Santa Clara
April 30, 2008 at 2:57 pm
2and for Northern California WWDTM people, announced yesterday 2 recordings, February 19 and 20, 2009, Zellerbach Hall, Berkeley. Single Tickets on sale August 10.
Dee
April 30, 2008 at 2:57 pm
3Oh he is quite darling! And I love the blankie/burp rag in the last picture. Most babies have boring cloth diapers for that purpose. Baz is obviously working on his Guitar Hero skillz along with GTA.
hedera
April 30, 2008 at 3:15 pm
4Tom in Santa Clara, I have put up a reminder to self for those tickets…
SeattleTammy
April 30, 2008 at 4:37 pm
5I forgot how tiny babies are! I followed the size for 3 mo, so we will have to wait a bit. Tell Baz the boy got the new GTA, at midnight the other night, so whenever he wants to challenge Danton…
Thanks for showing us the handsome fella!
Zee Man
April 30, 2008 at 6:34 pm
6Wait a minute! Look at the top photo! What do you see? OK, sure - a cute kid, but look in the background. Is that a pool? Three days ago Adam is thinking about putting in a pool, and now he has one? How did that happen so quickly? Don’t they require building permits and environmental impact statements in La La Land? Oh, I see - you don’t need no stinking permits. And, of course, we know from your ad what you think about the environment. OK, fair enough. I just hope you checked the green cards for the dozens of “construction workers” who dug the hole for your pool by hand, in the blazing midday sun.
(Oh, and did you put in the hot tub, too?)
David
April 30, 2008 at 6:44 pm
7The last picture captures a moment and a personality that says it all.
Popeye
April 30, 2008 at 6:56 pm
8Infinks are tiny. Moms insist on that, I think.
Fran
April 30, 2008 at 7:13 pm
9Ohmygoodness! He’s adorable, and has great fashion sense as well! But I see shades of a charmer in those bright eyes, so you’d best get whatever rest you can — are you getting any? — because you can tell from the second picture he’s going to be a great dancer, which obvioiusly means he’ll be quite the man-about-town. Ahh parenting! Isn’t it fun?
Steve
May 1, 2008 at 6:35 am
10Adam, You guys have the same hair! Did you plan that? Maybe you should get a fonzie shirt to match his.
ginny
May 1, 2008 at 11:12 am
11Congrats, he’s a total Mini-You! Now, where will you find the tiny yet wryly intellectual spectacles?
P.S. Shout-out to Eeyore and da Fonz. AWWWwwwwaaaaay.
Harold
May 1, 2008 at 4:39 pm
12Zee Man, you fool! Do not taunt the mighty and powerful Adam Felber! Re-read what he said:
I’m thinking of putting in a swimming pool.
Don’t you see? He put in that swimming pool himself just by thinking about it! If such a power has been passed on to his son, all shall kneel before the mighty Felbers!
Awwww, what a cute kid! Though, Adam, if that Fonz 8″ Poseable Action Figure is vintage, you might want to use it to make a down payment on Baz’s college tuition! On the other hand, I’m sure he’ll be getting multiple full tuition scholarships for Writing, Solar Engineering, and Kickboxing.
tess
May 1, 2008 at 6:27 pm
13Oy, I now need tickets now I’m back in the Bay Area! Damn you, Tom! Damn you!
Wow, Baz’s likeness to Adam is frightening. Sometimes some kids look nothing like their parents, but there’s no doubt about this one.
SallyMuant
May 1, 2008 at 8:23 pm
14oooooooooooooooo. Finally. Fourfold cute for us. May cute and goodness come back to you eightfold. Thanx to all three of you.
Happy Mayday Comrades!
Which FanApper posted the all the lyrics to “The Red Flag” at the start of the writer’s strike? I really wanted to second and praise that; I know only the first verse. But I vowed I wouldn’t post until we got the the old home computer back online. I first viewed this blog a day or two after “Concession Speech” (that gem will make you a FanApper for life), and posted quite happily until our isp connection died in March of ‘05. We didn’t get back online until February ‘08, and, oh so many times, whilst lurking every working day, I wanted to comment on great stuff like all the words to “The Red Flag.”
hedera
May 1, 2008 at 9:11 pm
15Oh, come now. I’m sure you all had fun hypothesizing Adam’s supernatural powers, but look at the pool photo again: the baby is in a car seat. They took the baby to visit someone who has a pool, and took a photo… or do you really think Adam and Jeanne keep Baz in his car seat all the time?
Chris Harlan
May 1, 2008 at 9:21 pm
16Adam, you gotta be careful with the Grand Theft Auto at his age. I see his eyes are glazing over. That means he’s had too much. You gotta limit play to no more than 3 hrs a day until he’s passed 24 months, when it can become his permanent babysitter.
Chris Harlan
May 1, 2008 at 9:22 pm
17And…..
What a cu-tie!!!!!
David
May 2, 2008 at 3:11 pm
18Off topic - another great piece by Mary Mapes (it’s short and to the point):
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mary-mapes/the-empty-flight-suit_b_99654 .html
siobhan
May 2, 2008 at 7:25 pm
19Adam, I think I detect some photoshopping. There is no way in hell that you look sleep-deprived enough to be a new parent.
He is wonderful. You (plural) did good.
Dee
May 3, 2008 at 7:22 am
20Rats. It’s Spring Fund Raising on my local NPR station. Guess I have to wait for the podcast.
Dee
May 3, 2008 at 8:14 am
21And while I’m waiting, here’s a great calculator to figure out how much you’d save during the “gas tax holiday”. I’d save $9.20. North Carolina would lose over $203 million.
This
makes
no
sense.
Boomer
May 3, 2008 at 1:42 pm
22Set me straight on this - Hillary and McCain are pandering to the great unwashed and stupid among us, suggesting a gas tax moratorium for the summer driving season. Are they both sponsoring legislation in the Senate right now to make this happen? Have they been anywhere near the Senate in the last month? No? So this is just a concept, right? A sound bite showing that they are in touch with the common man. Let’s see, Hillary and Bill’s tax return for last year showed a $109,000,000 income and McCain’s return only showed his Senate income and not the staggering sum that Cindy’s Anheuser-Busch Midwest distributorship brought in. Hmmm… MAKES SENSE TO ME!!!! Sometimes I think Hillary is still that young, fierce, and idealogical Goldwater Republican and is working for the dark side on the sly.
Pope Benny 16
May 3, 2008 at 3:44 pm
23I was awakened by the Swiss Guards sometime in the middle of the night and hustled off to an exorcism. Apparently, the fake Pope was off his feed and not performing well. Cardinal Anselmo seems to be running the show these days; Franco Zefferelli was nowhere to be seen. I was immediately pressed into service and did a remarkable job right up to the point of twisting lurker Jon’s head all the way around, but my powers failed me and I could only twist him half way. I miss Father Guido and his friend Vincente, whose unusual talents were needed to finish the deal. I was returned to my cell in the catacombs, but somewhat more encouraged about my future.
The mechanics at Thule apparently fixed the #3 engine, at least enough to where it no longer burst into flames. We made it as far as Bosnia-Herzegovina when the air traffic controller in Italy refused to let us land in Rome. The Russian pilot assured us it was a small misunderstanding and would be ironed out quickly. In the meantime, we spiraled down into a landing at Tuzla Airport. The flight attendant suggested that we put on a helmet, disembark through the back door of the plane and run in a serpentine manner to the bulletproof vehicles parked by the runway, dive into the back seat and pray none of the snipers put a slug through our brain. To begin with, I can no longer run. Actually, I’m used to being carried and was certainly in no condition to prolong the trip to the vehicles by zig-zagging. I put back on my Papal ring, prayed to the All-mighty (purely for show, I assure you) and walked to the car. No bullets. No snipers. Apparently, some baseless urban legend, ginned up for the American presidential race. Once in the back seat of the car, I looked back at the plane and noticed the pilots and flight attendants were laughing and slapping each other on the back. I felt good about the flight crew, that they could enjoy such a joke. There is so little that is funny coming out of Russia these days.
I don’t know what meat we had for supper, but upon reflection these many days later, I am amazed to recall there did not seem to be a rat problem at the hanger or the diner. So unlike Bosnia to be without a rodent infestation. I wonder where all the rats were…
cooper
May 3, 2008 at 7:06 pm
24Sally, I have no idea who came up with the words for “The Red Flag”, but if I had to guess, I’d say it was SeattleDan. He’s a very learned and cultured guy and knows sh!t like that.
woody
May 3, 2008 at 7:36 pm
25keep the pics coming!
hedera
May 3, 2008 at 8:02 pm
26My favorite comment on the proposed gas tax holiday was in a Letter to the Editor of today’s San Francisco Chronicle. I’m too tired to go find the link, but the writer said that she initially opposed the holiday as a gimmick, just as Obama suggested. On reflection, though, she realized that if we stop collecting gas taxes, we will (as Obama suggested) stop repairing roads and bridges, so it will be only a matter of time before the roads and bridges become too damaged to drive on - at which point we’ll have to get out of our cars! Therefore she now supports the gas tax holiday.
My husband agrees that her logic is impeccable.
SallyMutant
May 3, 2008 at 10:06 pm
27David, the link’s off-topic for the main FanAp page topic, but not at all off-topic for the recent “Mission Accomplished” anniversary coverage we’ve been enduring. Mapes is spot-on. As was whoever said, at the time of the photo op, that the photos just remind one of Ham the chimp astronaut. (Spot-on, funny, but unfair to respectable chimps.)
SeattleTammy
May 3, 2008 at 11:02 pm
28Yeah, Coop and Sally, it was me…I c and p’d the lyrics for you, but Fanny thought them Communist propaganda. Maybe she’ll relent later.
SeattleDan
May 3, 2008 at 11:03 pm
29Or that last post could’ve have really been done by me.
Chris Harlan
May 3, 2008 at 11:17 pm
30David and Sally both refer to “the recent “Mission Accomplished” anniversary coverage we’ve been enduring.”
Yesterday I downloaded from Itunes the parts one and two of Frontline doc “Bush’s War” and it breaks my heart. I keep swearing at the set and praying for a way-back machine. I think I’ll stop mid program now, and listen to WWDTM to cheer up. I see this week has been Felberized so it will particularly sparkle. Plus–Stephen King! At least he’s a lot less frightening than the Frontline Doc.
Kjell Mikkelsen
May 4, 2008 at 5:59 am
31Oh well, end at snø, I guess. But no matter end at ice. I bust my butt on steps today! I’ve was not getting any to look forward to now but season of black flies. Uffdah!
UWcrz
May 4, 2008 at 9:44 am
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Chris Harlan
May 4, 2008 at 12:05 pm
33Fanny! Why didn’t you take out UWcrz? Of course, stupid me, I clicked on the author looking for insight into what the file might be. Hopefully, I haven’t been infected by something.
Dee
May 4, 2008 at 1:13 pm
34An early Mothers Day remembrance
And it’s safe, Chris.
just plain Jack
May 4, 2008 at 1:21 pm
35Thanks for taking that bullet for us, Chris.
just plain Jack
May 4, 2008 at 1:43 pm
36OK, Dee. I had to stop after “The Other Son” cause I’ve got to get back to work, but thanks for the link. That site looks like a truly grand waste of time.
Dirk's Diary
May 4, 2008 at 7:31 pm
375-04-2008
Dear Diary,
Patricia would say I’ve been up to no good. Of course, she always says that when I come up with one of my great ideas. I’ve been hard at work, behind the scenes, and I’d hoped to slip this one by the masses, however, Keith Olbermann flushed me out the other day on the segment of his show he calls “Bushed” - some of the fifty current scandals of the Bush Administration. I certainly don’t see this as a scandal, but I’m from the Wild West and beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I guess.
My idea was to make it legal to carry loaded firearms inside the National Parks and Wildlife Refuges. A great idea, right? Come on, what’s the harm? I have it on good authority that Mexico is organizing to ask for all it’s land back that it lost to the United States during it’s various wars with us. My source tells me that would put the new border with Mexico somewhere near Boise. I figure that a smart man plans ahead and I’m just looking to protect my native State from invasion.
Mildred says either I retire or she’s going to retire. I guess she sees a flaw in my logic, though I can’t imagine what would be upsetting her so. I’ll order some more beignets from New Orleans tomorrow. That should calm her down.
BTW, the photo that Keith used makes my head look warped. If one of his producers had just called me, I could have given them a much better one to use for their national broadcast. Unless they used that particular photo on purpose…
Dirk
Boomer
May 5, 2008 at 5:13 am
38Don’t hold your breath about the lyrics for “The Red Flag” showing up any time soon, DannyBoy. Once Fanny gets her pustuled puffed gums on a comment, it never seems to make it back to the real world.