Georgia Diehl

APPLY DIRECTLY TO FOREHEAD! - Josh Haley from iPhone

JOSH. LOL. - Mona Nomura

DO THEY EVER! - Haggis (Sean Loyless)

*ears perk up* somebody mention my favorite female body part? - Jason Huebel from iPhone

Blounge: (v) To pummel with breasts. - Neal Krummell

i like when they're used to soothe my face after a close shave. - Joe Silence is not dead

Hehe... you guys are funny! So far I can think of three... food, pillow, and arousal! - Georgia Diehl

If anyone ever said that I needed further convincing--ANY convincing whatsoever--as to the tremendously diverse inherent value of boobs, they were lying. LYING! - Mark Jepsen

I wouldnt know....... dont have much in the way of boob-age.... - Kim

Georgia, don't forget motorboating. - Kevin Fox

Heh, nice Neal. - Stephen Mack

Is it Ace ten like mom? - Dario Gomez

We looked around for something, but she's just too small! Most costumes are not for newborns. Oh well, next year! - Georgia Diehl

Never too young to dress up for halloween: http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/2009... - Brian Johns

You could always just buy a head of lettuce and tell people she's a cabbage patch doll - Davis Freeberg

So much hair! Adorable! - Meredith

CUTE...Look at all that hair - Shevonne

At the UCB campus, walking outside, so didn't feel the quake very strongly. But the apartment in Oakland was a wreck. - Stephen Mack from iPhone

In Santa Barbara at UCSB watching the World Series. I don't recall if I felt anything that far. But I definitely did a few years later for the Northridge quake :) - Roger Nang

In our apartment in South San Francisco. I remember watching Silver Spoons on TV when world starting to shake. - April Buchheit

Miami. Drinkin'. Didn't even know about the quake until two days later. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from iPod

In a bassinet most likely. - Jimminy

Herkimer, NY - Mike Nencetti

3rd or 4th grade? Brooklyn, NY. - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF

Sitting in my living room watching TV (I think we were watching the World Series, which is odd, since we weren't a big sports - especially baseball - family). - Curtiss Grymala

same town Hamilton Ont ... same job Fireman ... - johnpiercy

Watching the World Series on TV. - Gabe

776 Bush St., San Francisco -- a building that was built after the 1906 quake. I had just gotten home from work, and the place shook pretty good, but there wasn't a lot of stuff in the apartment. Damage count: one shirt fell off a shelf. It was my first big quake, so I didn't even realize that it was out of the ordinary until later. - Keith Pelczarski

Living Mundelein, Illinois (though we called it Muddlemind) and working in downtown Evanston as an Urban Planner/Engineer. - Mark Jepsen

I was 10, and in Indianapolis somewhere... Not sure exactly. Didn't keep a journal just yet. That didn't really start until I was about 15. - Kamilah Gill

Listening to the World Series on the radio, in my room in WA. - Jennifer Dittrich

My family's apartment in Belmont. My mother scared as heck about the quake, my father enjoying it and telling us it was just a small one. My brothers and I under the kitchen table with my mother as my father ran around the place looking at stuff shake. At the end of the quake we all went outside, said high to neighbors. No real damage in the neighborhood , didn't know how much damage and how big the quake was until we switched on the news. - Dario Gomez

Pretty sure I was NOT attending classes because of a faculty strike. - dthree

I was in Oakland at a laundromat. Went outside to get away from the gas dryers. Saw the streetlight swaying about 3 feet either way. - Spidra Webster

I was either locked in my room with a guitar, or playing back yard keggers for the beer... - J. Abdul-Qahhar

I was 12 so at school. I think I would have just started high school? - Kol Tregaskes

I was an infant so I don't know. - Patrick

*shudder* - Anthony Citrano

I was 16, so I was living with my parents in Port Arthur, TX, going to high school and being a total geek. - Jason Huebel

I had just moved to Dallas. I was living on my own for the first time. - ha3rvey (free hugs!)

Had just graduated high school a few months back. In my first few months at university and working at Disney/Wally World on weekends (all longtime Central Floridians have done their time at Wally World at some point). - rowlikeagirl, hecho en eu

I was 10, so I was probably under my bed reading a book instead of cleaning my room. - The Archangel ωαřмaiden

I was 8, so this is as far back as I can clearly remember life. Anything before 8 I can only remember in bits and pieces. - David Cook

Working as a merchandiser for Woolworths. - April Russo (app103)

At the University of Kentucky. Living in the basement of the Baptist Student Center and working as their resident janitor. About to start dating the woman I would marry. probably read about it the next day in the paper - Alan Simpson

I dunno, but Sgt Pepper was teaching the band to play.... - Jonathan Disher

Probably studying for an exam. Or working too hard for too little. Or wanking. Or drinking. - Morgan Haley

In High School dodging earthquakes. - Rodfather

elementary school - Amber, Random Time Lord

Yup, I do the same thing! I'm happy that babies tend to breath a bit loud so that I can hear her breathing when she's sleeping. - Georgia Diehl

*golf clap* FTR, my kids are 3 and 6 and I *still* go in to check on them to make sure they're still alive. - Anika

I thought I was the only one who did this. My daughter still sleeps like the dead. Whenever I wake up in the middle of the night, I go check on her. I don't check on my son, though. He sleeps like a cat. He's up at the slightest noise. - ha3rvey (free hugs!)

Haha. Congrats! Audrey's largyngomalacia makes it so we always know she's alive and breathing. She sounds like Darth Vader. You should post more Penny pics! - Rochelle

Will do today! - Georgia Diehl

I remember the "my god why did they entrust this living being with me" feeling. It's actually quite sweet and amazing. Congrats! I'm amazed how much you're on FF given how little sleep I suspect you're getting! - Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy

I've been very lucky so far, so hopefully I'm not jinxing it! She sleeps in 3-4 hour blocks. - Georgia Diehl

Mine are 11, 9 and 3. I still check on them, though asthma is part of the reason. - Bruce Lewis