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Introducing Khalil

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007 at 10:06 am

Stu and I are excited to say that we are now uncle and aunty. Stu’s sister Catherine gave birth by c-section to Khalil Imran Bishop Slamet last month (delay in announcement due to harassed parents not being able to decide on the order of his first names - a Bishop event would not be quite itself without an element of delay, as he will no doubt discover as he gets older).

Here he is:

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With Catherine:

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And dad, Roly, who has done this before and clearly knows something about snatching sleep from the jaws of being kept awake at all hours:

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I’m sorry Stu and I won’t see more of him, but we might be back in Australia by the time he’s a toddler. At any rate, to Khalil, salaam aleikum and welcome to earth (sorry about the mess!). We look forward to meeting you!

7 Responses to “Introducing Khalil”

  1. Alankria Says:

    Congratulations to them both! Clearly Roly is in possession of a great skill.

  2. Colin Says:

    Congratulations.

    on a side note a good book for razing children

    A Modest Proposal: For Preventing the Children of Poor People in Ireland from Being a Burden to Their Parents or Country, and for Making Them Beneficial to the Publick,

  3. Colin Says:

    but before you right me off as a total bastard
    you need to look at it in context this book was written in 1729 values have changed.

  4. kjbishop Says:

    Alankria - I’m sure Roly’s sleep skills will be tested to the fullest over the coming months!

    Colin - Is that “razing” as in “razing to the ground”…?

  5. Colin Says:

    yeah.
    i thought i was being clever
    but looking at it i have just proven beyond a shadow of a doubt
    i am a dick

  6. kjbishop Says:

    Well, at least you’re a dick with some knowledge of early 18th century British social policy, so it isn’t all bad news. :-)

  7. Colin Says:

    Nope not all bad news.
    Unless people start taking his suggstion as something to do and not as a poorly exicuted joke

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