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Calista and Cassandra
Sisters!
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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- A Message from Mommy
- Dad danced with Calista for hours while Michelle a...
- Thanks for a wonderful and fun party Nonni! Calis...
- My mom threw a brunch for her friends to meet Cal...
- Calista with Amanda and her daughter Mirabella. I...
- Calista falls asleep to Mary's harp playing -- wha...
- Calista finally meets some people near her age --...
- The Vannice family together at last.
- The littlest "Vannice" is finally introduced to Gr...
- Calista has brunch with Amanda, Michelle (taking ...
- Calista meets Mummy Mary Vannice too!
- Calista meets Grandpa Michael Vannice for the fir...
- Calista Arrives in Ashland!
- Sundial Bridge on roadtrip to Ashland
- Calista and Kirsten in DC
- Steve and Karen wedding
- Steve and Karen's Wedding pre-party
- Elizabeth entertains Calista
- The Howes visit
- Evan and Amanda visit
- Romping on the playmat - check out the grip!
- Jeremy Stone visits
- Stef Lee visits
- For you friends of ours considering or recently ha...
- Playing with her Play-mat animals
- Valiant but failed attempt to crawl
- Calista...and some gorgeous new sweaters!
- Mom Calista and the Nursery
- Calista learns new skills
- Heidi and Graham visit!
- random cute baby pictures
- cute mom and daughter picture
- Emily visits
- More Michelle and Ian vist
- Debbie Leila and Michelle
- CSMA Shower Part II
- CSMA Baby Shower, Part 1
- Night at the De Young Museum
- Joanne Visits
- Calista's first wine tasting!
- Getaway at the Ritz
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