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Calista and Cassandra
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About Calista and Cassandra
Calista Catherine was born at 5:32 am on February 15, 2007. She weighed 8 lb 1 oz and was 21" long. She was born with a "true" knot in her umbilical cord, which is rare (it only happens in 1 out of ~8,000 births) and is supposedly both auspicious and a sign that she will be wise. She was excited to show up for the birthday of her grandmother Eloise, so they now have that in common along with a middle name.
Cassandra Claire was born at 5:37 am on October 17, 2009. She weighed 8 lb 4 oz and was 20.5" long. She is a quintuple Libra - her sun, moon, rising, Mercury and Venus are all in Libra - so we think she will be very fair, balanced and aesthetic. Her middle name is Brisen's paternal grandmother's middle name (Evelyne Claire Vannice).
Both girls were born at the wonderful CPMC in San Francisco, in Laurel Village, in the exact same delivery room (one of only two big rooms!) which their mom thinks is a very special thing.
Calista and Cassandra both derive from Greek mythology. Calista means "most beautiful," and is part of a myth involving Zeus, Hera and the Ursa Major constellation. Cassandra was the daughter of Hecuba and Priam, the king of Troy, and endowed with the gift of prophecy but fated by Apollo never to be believed. (We've promised our Cassandra to take her predicitions seriously!)
Cassandra Claire was born at 5:37 am on October 17, 2009. She weighed 8 lb 4 oz and was 20.5" long. She is a quintuple Libra - her sun, moon, rising, Mercury and Venus are all in Libra - so we think she will be very fair, balanced and aesthetic. Her middle name is Brisen's paternal grandmother's middle name (Evelyne Claire Vannice).
Both girls were born at the wonderful CPMC in San Francisco, in Laurel Village, in the exact same delivery room (one of only two big rooms!) which their mom thinks is a very special thing.
Calista and Cassandra both derive from Greek mythology. Calista means "most beautiful," and is part of a myth involving Zeus, Hera and the Ursa Major constellation. Cassandra was the daughter of Hecuba and Priam, the king of Troy, and endowed with the gift of prophecy but fated by Apollo never to be believed. (We've promised our Cassandra to take her predicitions seriously!)
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- Edible baby
- Hanging with the girls
- Kirsten and Calista
- cutie
- help! kissing attack!
- slightly grumpy looking sleepy baby
- My foot is totally bigger
- The three of us
- Aunt and Uncle!
- Aunt Kirsten visits!
- Calista meets Leila Jason and Debbie
- Calista tries to crawl
- Mom dad and Calista with a view
- trip to the ferry building
- Calista flirts with Paul
- Party # 2: Rusek's BBQ
- future babysitters of america
- uh oh
- The Gang welcomes a new baby
- calista goes to her first party
- bad baby!
- Mirror, Mirror, on the playmat...
- Learning to Read
- Meet the Ruseks!
- Calista visits Telephia (Scott's work)
- 3 generations of the girls
- A girl...a bear...a blanket
- Girls at Tartine
- Calista is contagious!
- On the Scene with Mom
- Calista does her best Moses impersonation
- farewell to Nonni
- Totally crazy playmat
- spooning
- Some artistic sleepy poses
- strike a pose...
- more quality Nonni time
- Nonni and Calista in the park
- Cute Pink Outfit
- Getting sleepy
- ooo...soft blanket
- Genevieve and Calista
- Ronan and Christian
- Calista naps
- Victoria holds Calista
- It is never too early...
- Stef and Calista
- Calista learns more about eating
- resting after a tough day
- Our Very First Baby Sitter!!
- cute smile
- There's no place like the womb...
- big yawn
- First french lesson
- Tyler and Nathalie and Calista
- Calista and Nathalie
- Dad tries to interpret Calista's facial expressions
- I already know more than the president!
- help!
- wait a minute
- Calista gets ready for a bath
- Calista meets Nonni (Victoria, Brisen's Mom)
- Calista enjoys tummy time
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