P.S.

[pantryslut]

No, I don't know the twins' sex(es) yet. Am I gonna find out? Yes, if they can tell from the ultrasound, possibly as soon as next week. Am I gonna tell you? Maybe. (I already told my co-workers that they have to suffer.) Not publicly. You might have to sign a "no pink/blue" waiver first. I recommend gifts in green, purple (!!!), yellow...

...Or you could go the route my co-worker apparently is: "I'm giving them sports-themed stuff! That's unisex!" Gold star.

Comments

[black-pearl-10.livejournal.com]

Yay! Purple!
They're gonna be pimps! or Prince! or plums!

[irontongue.livejournal.com]

How do you feel about Google-branded onezies?

[whipartist.livejournal.com]

One of each would be cool. Then you could randomly "crossdress" them in pink or blue and drive traditional people crazy.

[voyeurprincess.livejournal.com]

"You might have to sign a "no pink/blue" waiver first. I recommend gifts in green, purple (!!!), yellow..."

You are made of win.

[vylar-kaftan.livejournal.com]

I am _so_ glad you are trying to avoid the pink/blue thing. I always give baby gifts in green or yellow no matter what. (But you can't escape it totally, I'm afraid.)

[panjianlien.livejournal.com]

I applaud your avoidance of color-coded infant filing.

As my traditional baby present is to make and give extra-large rolled-hem burp cloths (because no parent I have ever known has complained about having too many!), I generally buy whatever the best cotton flannel is that I can find. And usually it doesn't matter what color that flannel starts out as, since it becomes baby-spitup-color pretty quick.

[cheekytubemouse.livejournal.com]

I recommend gifts in green, purple (!!!), yellow...

Yay! Mardi Gras babies!

[jactitation.livejournal.com]

I have MUCH yellow to pass on to you. I did a big sort today, in fact. But there's also green, white, pink, and blue in there.

I'm thinking the easiest would be sometime when you and Gordon both go to QOM, because I could drop the stuff at his house anytime. (I'd meet you at QOM myself, but we're still getting the 7 p.m. bedtime established.)

[sfgabe.livejournal.com]

what about black?

Randomosity of thoughtage (thinkage?)

[genderfur.livejournal.com]

I give children nothing when they're new. I give only parents presents. I'm such a contrarian.

I enourage you to dress the babies up in the frilliest foofiest stuff you can while you can. At some point they will express a preference and then the foof will be over. Oh yes, and cross-dress them puppies of course.

Factoid: Bean was the total pink-ruffles-loving-girlie when she was little. And she's so not femme now, as you know.

Stripes & polka-dots are grand.

Fwiw, I'll probly give you a million receiving blankets, because I've never known a parent to have too many. Plus there are a LOT of cute patterns in flannel. And maybe some porn or something. (More in the "gifts are for parents" line of thinking.)

[brisingamen.livejournal.com]

I used to get into terrible trouble in my major knitting for babies stage for not knitting 'standard' colours. (tell me, do parents have to colour-code their kids because either they can't bring themselves to take the diapers off or check, or people don't believe them when they say what sex the baby is?) Purple is excellent and all babies look good in it! And green.

[goodbadgirl.livejournal.com]

How bout some classic white with "My Aunt Fran Loves Me Very Much" stitched in various colors? :)

Or, Classic white with "Be very nice to me or my Aunt Fran will Fuck You Up" stitched in various colors?

Even better.

[ms-anthropy.livejournal.com]

No worries about me. Pastels are the devil's swatches. I am firmly convinced that the wallpaper in hell is pink and blue. Ugh.

I am so gonna find you something with purple polka-dots.