Wow, that's a great idea. I didn't know that could be done. If you ever get back to that project, please put me on that list. I'd wear it to work frequently.
Congratulations to you and your wife, @kaxuma78! Wishing her a smooth delivery/recovery and good health to your son. Would have liked those onesies for my own kids when they were a bit younger.
My son was born on an April 30th when the mercury hit 101 degrees, no AC in the hospital so it was a bit warm to say the least.
Bad timing. Not only do I not wear neckties but it has been two months since I wore a shirt with a collar. The gas in my car was purchased in March. Life has changed recently. Happy to see you posting.
Here's a lion near a star in honor of the little Leo! Greek Ionia, Miletos. AE Hemiobol, 3.35 g, 18.3 mm, 12 h. Aeschylinos, magistrate, ca. 200 BC. Obv: Apollo Didymeus standing right, holding small stag and bow; monogram below. Rev: Lion seated right with head turned to left, star above, monogram right, ΑIΣXΥΛΙΝΟΥ in exergue. Refs: Deppert 941-56 var; Marcellesi 56.
Melk(q)art / Herakles and Lion version... to represent LEO Carthage-LIBYAN UPRISING - Mercenaries issue Mercenary War 241-238 BCE 7.36g AR DiShekel Melqart / Herakles Head in Lion's Head- Lion walking; Punic M above; LIBYA below R SNG Cop 240f Overstrike Coins were struck in the name of Libya and "M", which has been taken as either "machanat" - the Camp (of the mercenaries), or perhaps Matho, their leader
@kazuma78, Serious joy and congratulations to you folks. You're a Family now; guess it's legal. ...Now, don't push him or anything.... Liking that squished-up, baby face. And the coins are pretty great, too.