Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 10:18 pm
Dougb wrote:The neat thing about kids is that they are so innocent, it is refreshing. It's hard to believe, but all of us were that way at one time.
Good luck convincing my sister of that!
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Dougb wrote:The neat thing about kids is that they are so innocent, it is refreshing. It's hard to believe, but all of us were that way at one time.
Lolli wrote:Congratulations, marcminish!
The older they get, the more fun it is. Teenagers are great!
charles wrote:Lolli wrote:Congratulations, marcminish!
The older they get, the more fun it is. Teenagers are great!
I would say the jury´s out on that one.
Jabberwocky wrote:So, how are things going, Marcminish? Did you finish reading "What to Expect When You're Expecting" yet?
Here's a short, helpful medical podcast about pregnancy called "Pea in the Podcast." http://www.peainthepodcast.com/
marcminish wrote:Update:
November 21, 2014... Jack Bankston Minish was born. He is now five months old and my wife and I could not be happier! Can't wait to introduce all of my kiddoes to the joys of rocks, snow, skiing, ice, filtered water, fire building, no-see-ums, and Smores.
Bob Sihler wrote:marcminish wrote:Update:
November 21, 2014... Jack Bankston Minish was born. He is now five months old and my wife and I could not be happier! Can't wait to introduce all of my kiddoes to the joys of rocks, snow, skiing, ice, filtered water, fire building, no-see-ums, and Smores.
Marc, welcome to the world of three. Your life is going to become exponentially more expensive and complicated.
But it gets better. Keep your gear ready. My kids are 10, 8, and 6 now, and they all climb. The oldest can belay me now, does multi-pitch trad with me, and actually is a stronger climber than I am. But it makes me proud seeing him kick ass.
Come visit in the sewer. Some of us miss your denunciations of libs!