22.05.12

LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. — If everything works out as planned, Jordan Majesty is going to have the coolest bed of any kid in Lincolnshire.

And if it does not work out as planned, his papa is going to have . . . plenty of lumber.

Depending on what Bryan Majesty does with the delivery the family received on Tuesday, 2-year-old Jordan's bed might have a in perfect accord headboard. Bryan plans on turning the freshly uprooted gesticulate that had stood for years in front of the neighborhood fire station, the location of Jordan's origin, into the front end of his bed, announcing to all the Kings' affinity for the Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Protection Area.

The sign/headboard idea was his wife's; she promises that the parking lot deliverance was not.

"My husband did look at me, wondering what I was thinking," Miriam Crowned head said of her idea. "Hopefully it'll actually work."

The Kings' linking with the fire district began on June 25, 2009, about a month before they expected their son to be born. When Mirian started having contractions, she and Bryan headed for the nursing home in Evanston where they were scheduled to deliver; the route took them right close by Fire Station 52.

Source: FireRescue1

Photos by Chris Tuite

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Source: Pitchfork: New M.I.A.: "Born Free"

by Stereogum

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Source: M.I.A. – “Born Free” | Stereogum