My Name In The New York Times.

There is a small chance that you may remember a post I wrote a long while ago regarding the oddity of my domain name, lukees.com: Why didn't I buy lukeseeley.com? Well, as I explained in that post, lukeseeley.com is taken; it does, however, only redirect you to aboynamedlook.com, which pisses me off even more; it's just a redirecting domain. Anyways, aboynamedluke.com is a blog some guy wrote to essentially document his sons whole life, his son Luke, Luke Seeley. Anyways, looks like Luke and his Dad found their 15 minutes of fame: There was an article written about them in the New York Times. Not only does this kid have a website dedicated to him at such an early life, but he also has his own email address: luke@lukeseeley.com. Something weird to note: Luke Seeley was born in Vancouver Washington, where as I was born in Vancouver British Columbia. I just noticed a typo, that I have had to deal with all my life, in the article: "...obscure domain name like lukeseely.ce..." It's SEELEY; not Seely, or Sealy, or Sealey. My dad's even had people call him Mr. Feeley. PS: my domain name is lukees because my full name is Luke Edgar Seeley.