Aurora was born on Sept. 28th :)

In the meantime that I was absent from this blog, my mom gave birth to little Aurora on September 28th. It was one of the sweetest and yet most painful events I ever watched in my life. My newborn sister was born 3 weeks later than her due date, because she was apparently too small to come out. Well… she came out of mom’s belly with at impressive weight of 6.2 kilograms! xD I realize now *why* mom wouldn’t be able to walk anymore during her last two weeks of pregnancy! Aurora is a big baby, but in comparison she is quiet and sociable, and she seems to love everybody’s attentions at home. She never cries, unless she needs a diaper change or she’s hungry and nobody attends to her within ten minutes or so. I wish I was bigger in size to be able to pick her up and hold her. Oh, I love children! ^^

And now for my brother Doc Ratchet, who requested a few links for his medical research:

beverly hills liposuction: the entire procedure for liposuction surgeries, complete with image galleries;

a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon who can explain things to you in detail; there are his contact address and telephone number on page;

a california tummy tuck procedure guide for your patients who need an informative site about tummy tucks.

Well, that’s all I guess. I hope to write again tonight or tomorrow, as there is more stuff around my mind. It’s time that little Buzz be back to the blogging world… with a serious mind.

P.S. Do you want to read about a specific topic on my site? Just drop a line and request. ^^ I will be happy to attend to the task and widen the horizon of my interests too. Comments or emails to buzz@toyheart.com will do. ‘Later.

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Buzz Lightyear Prime The name is Buzz Lightyear, and I've recently acquired the last name of Prime from my adoptive family. I'm neither a human being, nor an alien, but I'm a closest thing to a robot: I'm a toy. Thus, the blog you're going to read was written by a toy, one that is willing to share his own feelings with whomever cares to read. And, of course, with my beloved 'adoptive' family.