I’m starting to think going to the temple is a labour inducer.
The day Mary went into labour with Aoibheann, she and I had gone to the temple. With Quillan, who was born early yesterday morning, we had gone to the temple the day before (actually, one of the things we did there was have the marriage of my great great grandparents sealed for time and all eternity; they had immigrated to Canada from Austria).
Quillan Max Lamoni Siever was born at 01:35 on 23 April 2012. He weighed 3.03 kg and measured 47 cm long. His head was 33 cm.
I just found out one of the films I acted in last fall won the best narrative over 5 minutes award at the film festival this weekend. I’m pretty excited.
I wrote this poem recently to help deal with a tough time I had been having.
Today marks 17 years since Mary and I met. Hard to believe.
I just finished working on the play, Moveable Feast, at the University of Lethbridge. I was the props runner. It was a rough experience, but I enjoyed it.
I got a new job. I am the Communications Specialist for Truehope Nutritional Support. I do copywriting and oversee their social media properties. I am super excited about it. This is the sort of job I have been waiting years for.
I got parts in two films put on by New Media students as part of their film class. In The Necklace, I play the part of a disgruntled storeowner; it is only one line long. In horror film, House of Hobbes, I play the lead part of Calvin.
We finished up filming today. I am glad that’s done, but I enjoyed it. I look forward to the final projects.
Aoibheann: Sinéad play violin.
Me: What does Regan play?
Aoibheann: Guitar.
Me: What does Aisling play?
Aoibheann: Pano.
Me: What do you play?
Aoibheann: Toys.
We’re expecting another baby. Baby number 5 (well, six if you count Ravine) should be coming mid-spring. If the baby is a girl, we will probably call her Siobhan WIllow Grace Siever, and if the baby is a boy, we have picked Quillan Max Lamoni Siever.