What's in a name?

I've been thinking for months about starting a family blog. I have several friends who have invited me to read their blogs and I've been so impressed by their entertaining posts, their thought provoking discussions, and even their witty blog names. I thought, "I should do that. I can do that." But then, when it actually came down to creating my own blog, I was stumped at the first step: naming it. I wanted to find something that would express our family's personality but also be memorable and humorous, if possible. After several rejected names, I decided I should stop worrying so much about having a blog name that can leave a lasting impression. Some people just have a natural talent for wit, humor, and the ability to keep an audience. I have long known that I am not one of those people and it's time for me to stop trying to force it. The point is to create a place where I can document the cute things my children do with as little effort on my part as possible. I've tried to keep a journal but the best I can do is an entry after each of their births. I've done slightly better at the scrapbook thing, but I have to be in the right mood for that and lately I just haven't been in the mood.
So, without further ado, I now cut the ribbon on the opening of our family blog: the Glancy Times. I ended up going with the title I accidentally chose for the monthly (which really turned out to be quarterly or sometimes yearly) email updates I used to send. Now, I don't have to send an email every month (or feel guilty when I don't) to people who may or may not even care to know how adorable my children are. My hope is that I will have so much fun doing this, I might even update it more frequently, like even weekly. But don't hold your breath. Oh yeah, and don't expect it to be in the newspaper format I used before. That required just way too much creative energy and I have to use all my creativity right now keeping K occupied so she stops tipping B over every time I leave her sitting on the living room floor unprotected.