I was going to do a post about famous Peters (Saint Peter, Peter the Great, Peter O’Toole, Pete Best (the fifth Beatle)) when my Googling stumbled upon Blue Peter. Blue Peter is a childrens show that has been broadcasting in the UK since October 1958 (yes, longer than Dr. Who). Apparently “and now for something completely different” was a phrase that was originated on that show and was stolen by Monty Python. I am shocked!
To be honest, “Blue Peter” sounds like a cubist portrait of my boy. That’s something I’d prefer not to see.
Now where was I? Oh yeah. Peter Tork was one of the Monkees and …
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A chronicle of the events up to and beyond the arrival of a first-born son, from the perspective of his old man. Now Double Sized!
Isn't he just the cutest?
This blog is dedicated to one thing: documenting the arrival and development of my little boy, Peter. Anything beyond that is just coincidence.
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How about Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky? Great 5th and 6th sympnonies, great piano concerto, great violin concerto, Marche Slav, capriccio italien (or was that Rimsky-Korsakov, or was that capriccio espagnol?) Gad zooks, I'm rambling. In any event, we can be sure that Peter Charles Clausen will cut his own swath through life's fields, nurtured and nourished by two great parents.
How 'bout Peter Krause from SIX FEET UNDER? His "Nate" was not a great role model, but Krause himself is a fine actor!
Peter Martins was one fine, macho ballet dancer. And I think he's still attached to the New York City Ballet as artistic director.
And don't forget Pete Fountain, MY mother's favorite jazz clarinetist.
I forgot Pete Rose. Not a good role model. Feh!
And Peter Postlethwaite, one of Peter's Dad's favorite actors. At least he used to be. . . .
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