Fuck...

[ladydrace]

I feel another breakdown coming. GAH! Could it just give me a little more time? Please?

But no.

In other news, Pea has begun methodically puking/peeing/pooping all over his clean clothes as soon as they're on. These days, he's having clothes changed at least three times a day. The washing machine never stands still right now. *sigh*

He's now officially named, too. We got his name license the other day, so now his name is finally: Sejr Lannerø Mark Hermansen.

First name: Sejr (Means Victory in Danish.)
Middle names:
Lannerø: Hubby's family name.
Mark: My family name for the male members. In rememberence of the fact that my family comes from Mark parish in Sweden.
Last name: Hermansen. A relatively common Danish surname.

One more positive thing: The muses are back! WOOO! My current G/B story is coming along nicely and I keep churning out drabbles and meme-contributions. Yes!

Now if I can just survive the coming week.

Comments

[mrs-picard.livejournal.com]

Ooooh like that name, really! Sounds great!

[lady-drace.livejournal.com]

Aw thanks. :o)

[silkmoth101.livejournal.com]

HUGS! I hope you feel better by now, hun!
The name looks awesome... now could you tell me how it pronounced?

[lady-drace.livejournal.com]

Oh gawd... ok, from the top...

Sejr: sigh-er (In a more Danish accent it would be more 'sigh-uh')
Lannerø: 'Lan' as in land. 'ner' like nau (like naught) 'ø' is a subject in itself. It's really a skandinavian specific letter. How to describe the sound? Uhm... kinda like the 'e' in 'the'. If you know French, there is the word 'deux' that has the sound.
So it's Lan-nau-eux. (The r is really hard to hear so I'm skipping it.)
Mark: It's basically like it is. In my accent, the r is very flat, almost British. So it's Mah-k.
Hermansen: *gulp* A very audible H followed by 'ere' like 'there'. Man like tha English word, only a little more stunted. Like in the word 'semantics'. Sen is like the e is an ø. So it's like: 's-eux-n'.

So...
Sigh-uh
Lan-nau-eux
Mah-k
H-ere-man-s-eux-n

*faints* I think I'll make a little vid of me introducing him instead. This is complicated like hell.

[silkmoth101.livejournal.com]

Hahahaha... oh hun, thank you. I only wanted to know how to pronounce his first name but this awesome. *hides*

[mithrel.livejournal.com]

So in Denmark you have to file for a name license? *boggles* I know they have restrictions on names in some countries, but that's a new one on me. Does it usually take this long?

[lady-drace.livejournal.com]

No, I think that's the language barrier striking again... By license I mean that piece of paper that states his name, date of birth and stuff.

It took this long because first of all, we're lazy fuckers, and didn't bother doing the paperwork until right before we would be reminded of it. And besides, the church people (who still handle naming stuff here in Denmark) had a bit of trouble finging my family name in the archives. Some calls had to be made. But we got there in the end. :o)

[mithrel.livejournal.com]

Ah, OK, like a birth certificate, gotcha.