The Official Line
Though this blog started as a way of keeping family and friends up-to-date on Donna's pregnancy and Margo's progress, a pretty urgent matter has come up that the LeSanndeville household can no longer ignore: that of Tom and Katie's baby, Suri Cruise.
According to our sources (Google), Suri was born in mid-April, but only revealed to the media around the time of Margo's birth. Margo has a fair amount of hair, but it's nowhere near as much as Suri's. Inevitably, comparisons are being made.
I've included the official Vanity Fair photos here to the left. Take a good, long look at that baby. Notice anything odd?
... comb-over city.
Now, I'm not one to knock comb-overs; they have their place in the world of politics and cheap stand-up comedians, and given genetics, it may become an option for me in time.
What I'm saying if that the place for comb-overs is after 35, not 5 months.
Tom, your baby is bald on top. Let it be. It's okay. And Katie, you really weren't very good in "Pieces of April," but that's okay too, because you were still trying to diversify from "Dawson's Creek," and that's commendable.
Is this coming from a jealous father who wants the comparisons to stop, or a big fan of such stars as Louis del Grande from the 1980s CBC show "Seeing Things." Maybe a bit of both. Maybe just a little bit of both.
- Michel
According to our sources (Google), Suri was born in mid-April, but only revealed to the media around the time of Margo's birth. Margo has a fair amount of hair, but it's nowhere near as much as Suri's. Inevitably, comparisons are being made.I've included the official Vanity Fair photos here to the left. Take a good, long look at that baby. Notice anything odd?
... comb-over city.
Now, I'm not one to knock comb-overs; they have their place in the world of politics and cheap stand-up comedians, and given genetics, it may become an option for me in time.
What I'm saying if that the place for comb-overs is after 35, not 5 months.
Tom, your baby is bald on top. Let it be. It's okay. And Katie, you really weren't very good in "Pieces of April," but that's okay too, because you were still trying to diversify from "Dawson's Creek," and that's commendable.
Is this coming from a jealous father who wants the comparisons to stop, or a big fan of such stars as Louis del Grande from the 1980s CBC show "Seeing Things." Maybe a bit of both. Maybe just a little bit of both.
- Michel
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3:56 p.m.i think this is going to become my favourite blog ever! i've always enjoyed your writing - and now you and Donna have produced a MUSE for your wit! YAY!!!!
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