In a message dated 5/27/2003 7:20:32 PM US Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The day my son was born, he reacted to my voice and my wife's voice, but not > to anyone else's. It was quite shocking when it happened, and that > "standard" look of shock and recognition on his face when he heard our > voices caught everyone by surprise. > > Up to that point I had thought her insistence that I talk to her swollen > belly every night, beyond ridiculous. But I must admit that she might have > been correct all along. > > xponent > His Fathers Voice Maru > rob It's interesting how long the obvious can hide in plain sight. When a single male's umble can shake the rafters, of course the umble has to be a part of the unborn child's experience. Our good Dr. Brin has set up plot points A B C and D. Sometimes E F and G prove themselves to be inevitable. Any other conclusion would violate the rules set up for A B C and D. Alvin has to publish a book on constellations or he wouldn't remain Alvin. Mudfoot has to stay with Alvin. The biggest trick any Tytlal could play would be to give a client race the gift of humor. And Huck'll bury Hoon dogma. William Taylor -------------------- So it shall be written.... _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
