Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
have their child or grandchild out at this age?
Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
Youngest letterboxer?
10 messages in this thread |
Started on 2005-08-30
Youngest letterboxer?
From: Marie & Bob (rtfmef@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-08-30 01:21:31 UTC
Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: highlysung (highlysung@verizon.net) |
Date: 2005-08-30 02:40:23 UTC
Hi There Eagle Bob!
We had our new baby "Lil'e" out at 9 days old - she slept through the
whole thing! It was almost a drive by, though - just a five minute
walk from the car. I thought it was more of an accomplishment that I
made it out for the letterbox! Sounds terrible, but it was on New
Year's Day (it was in the low 60's though, unusual for NJ!) and she
was bundled up tight!
Congrats to you and Teapot and to Donna and Darrin on your new bundle
of joy!!
highlysung of Team SuddenTurkey
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Marie & Bob" wrote:
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
We had our new baby "Lil'e" out at 9 days old - she slept through the
whole thing! It was almost a drive by, though - just a five minute
walk from the car. I thought it was more of an accomplishment that I
made it out for the letterbox! Sounds terrible, but it was on New
Year's Day (it was in the low 60's though, unusual for NJ!) and she
was bundled up tight!
Congrats to you and Teapot and to Donna and Darrin on your new bundle
of joy!!
highlysung of Team SuddenTurkey
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Marie & Bob"
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
Re: [LbNA] Youngest letterboxer?
From: Phillip Dusing (bigpoppaduz@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-08-29 20:28:53 UTC-07:00
WOW that is determination to go boxing!!!! Way to go
TJ!!!
--- Marie & Bob wrote:
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his
> first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ
> was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom
> carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his
> mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
>
>
>
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--- Marie & Bob
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his
> first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ
> was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom
> carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his
> mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
>
>
>
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Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: Jan (janila@dejazzd.com) |
Date: 2005-08-30 09:29:06 UTC
You definitely beat us, I had Nicholas out at 4 months to find Amanda
in Seattle's Baaa Humbug box. Would have been sooner but he was on a
heart monitor for the first 3 months of his life. We will make up for
it now. He has his own stamp custom designed and carved by True
Indigo so look for the mark of L'il Milkmonster in your logs!
Jan of Team Little Dog
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Marie & Bob" wrote:
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
in Seattle's Baaa Humbug box. Would have been sooner but he was on a
heart monitor for the first 3 months of his life. We will make up for
it now. He has his own stamp custom designed and carved by True
Indigo so look for the mark of L'il Milkmonster in your logs!
Jan of Team Little Dog
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Marie & Bob"
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: Marie & Bob (rtfmef@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-09-02 00:36:40 UTC
Well we did not make the record books for having the youngest child out
for boxing. Nine days old beats us by almost a week. Maybe we can start
a new catagory. Grandparents taking out the youngest boxer. We have to
get into the record books somehow. Of course when making up a new
catagory I guess I could make it narrow enough so that we would have to
make the head of the list no matter what. Watch for TJ's Teddybear HH
now on the prowl.
for boxing. Nine days old beats us by almost a week. Maybe we can start
a new catagory. Grandparents taking out the youngest boxer. We have to
get into the record books somehow. Of course when making up a new
catagory I guess I could make it narrow enough so that we would have to
make the head of the list no matter what. Watch for TJ's Teddybear HH
now on the prowl.
Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: cadenza74 (jjcadenza@gmail.com) |
Date: 2005-09-08 00:10:28 UTC
Well now I want to find a box on the way home from the hospital. That
could fit the claim of youngest boxer? Of course, I might want to
find a husband and a child first :)
something to store away for the future . . .
Cadenza :)
could fit the claim of youngest boxer? Of course, I might want to
find a husband and a child first :)
something to store away for the future . . .
Cadenza :)
RE: [LbNA] Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: pkleingers (pam@kleingers.net) |
Date: 2005-09-07 20:22:12 UTC-04:00
Better yet, simply stay home to have the baby, then trot out a few hours
later to snag a box. Even better!
Mama Stork
aka Pam in Cinci
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On Behalf Of cadenza74
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 8:10 PM
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] Re: Youngest letterboxer?
Well now I want to find a box on the way home from the hospital. That
could fit the claim of youngest boxer? Of course, I might want to
find a husband and a child first :)
something to store away for the future . . .
Cadenza :)
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later to snag a box. Even better!
Mama Stork
aka Pam in Cinci
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On Behalf Of cadenza74
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 8:10 PM
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] Re: Youngest letterboxer?
Well now I want to find a box on the way home from the hospital. That
could fit the claim of youngest boxer? Of course, I might want to
find a husband and a child first :)
something to store away for the future . . .
Cadenza :)
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[LbNA] Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: cadenza74 (jjcadenza@gmail.com) |
Date: 2005-09-08 14:50:33 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "pkleingers" wrote:
> Better yet, simply stay home to have the baby, then trot out a few
hours
> later to snag a box. Even better!
>
>
>
> Mama Stork
>
> aka Pam in Cinci
(: Making plans for the next stork call, Mama? But wouldn't that be
a fun choice to explain to people.
Cadenza
> Better yet, simply stay home to have the baby, then trot out a few
hours
> later to snag a box. Even better!
>
>
>
> Mama Stork
>
> aka Pam in Cinci
(: Making plans for the next stork call, Mama? But wouldn't that be
a fun choice to explain to people.
Cadenza
[LbNA] Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: Brenda (Sequoia_2@webtv.net) |
Date: 2005-09-08 23:19:30 UTC
--- In letterbox-
usa@yahoogroups.com, "cadenza
74" wrote:
> --- In letterbox-
usa@yahoogroups.com, "pkleing
ers" wrote:
> > Better yet, simply stay
home to have the baby, then
trot out a few
> hours
> > later to snag a box.
Even better!
> >
> >
> >
> > Mama Stork
> >
> > aka Pam in Cinci
>
>
> (: Making plans for the
next stork call, Mama? But
wouldn't that be
> a fun choice to explain to
people.
>
> Cadenza
How about this? Find the
most beautiful, remote
letterbox area, bring your
family, midwife or doctor
and birth your baby right
there! After cleaning them
up , you can use their
little feet and hands for
the stamps. You have to ink
their hands and feet for the
official records anyhow!
Sequoia_2
usa@yahoogroups.com, "cadenza
74"
> --- In letterbox-
usa@yahoogroups.com, "pkleing
ers"
> > Better yet, simply stay
home to have the baby, then
trot out a few
> hours
> > later to snag a box.
Even better!
> >
> >
> >
> > Mama Stork
> >
> > aka Pam in Cinci
>
>
> (: Making plans for the
next stork call, Mama? But
wouldn't that be
> a fun choice to explain to
people.
>
> Cadenza
How about this? Find the
most beautiful, remote
letterbox area, bring your
family, midwife or doctor
and birth your baby right
there! After cleaning them
up , you can use their
little feet and hands for
the stamps. You have to ink
their hands and feet for the
official records anyhow!
Sequoia_2
Re: Youngest letterboxer?
From: Lisa (limurme@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-09-09 15:10:03 UTC
Jake was pretty young when he got his first box, but it was a PLB. We received it the day I
brought him home from the hospital! He went to his first gathering last weekend at 4
months. He doesn't have his own stamp yet though.
I like the idea of having the baby at home and then dashing out for a find, or a place!!
Lisa
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Marie & Bob" wrote:
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob
brought him home from the hospital! He went to his first gathering last weekend at 4
months. He doesn't have his own stamp yet though.
I like the idea of having the baby at home and then dashing out for a find, or a place!!
Lisa
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Marie & Bob"
> Today Teapot & Eagle took their Grandson TJ for his first box. Not
> that he knew or realized anything we were doing. TJ was 15 days old
> today. We had a store bought stamp until his Mom carves one of his own.
> Anyway he made his mark or should we say we made his mark. Anyone else
> have their child or grandchild out at this age?
>
> Teapot Marie & Eagle Bob