Mathew_Freeman
Adventurer
Hoody hoo!
Couldn't resist, sorry. Oh, and HUZZAH! too.
Couldn't resist, sorry. Oh, and HUZZAH! too.
[OT] It's a girl!
- Thread starter kengar
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Liminal Syzygy
Community Supporter
Congratulations! Welcome to the start of a truly epic journey!
KnowTheToe
First Post
What great news, Congrats!
Rel
Liquid Awesome
Congrats, Kengar! I will now bestow upon you my one and only piece of unsolicited fatherly advice. It comes pre-packaged and ready to serve. Feel free to take it or leave it:
The first two months are tough. The constant requirements for feeding/changing combined with lack of sleep will wear on you and your wife. Do whatever you must do to stay sane for the first two months. This might include eating fatty foods, watching bad television, taking frequent hot baths or short bouts of primal scream therapy. Whatever it takes to get through it, indulge yourself.
After the first two months, well, it's still tough. But at about two months, they start to smile and then you feel appreciated for your efforts.
The first two months are tough. The constant requirements for feeding/changing combined with lack of sleep will wear on you and your wife. Do whatever you must do to stay sane for the first two months. This might include eating fatty foods, watching bad television, taking frequent hot baths or short bouts of primal scream therapy. Whatever it takes to get through it, indulge yourself.
After the first two months, well, it's still tough. But at about two months, they start to smile and then you feel appreciated for your efforts.
Wyn A'rienh
First Post
Oh, congratulations to you! You have a beautiful family.
And woohoo to all the guys with the "take care of the mom, she works really hard" comments. As a mother of 3 girls - one four year old and 18 month old twins, I can say that yes, it's the hardest job in the world.
And woohoo to all the guys with the "take care of the mom, she works really hard" comments. As a mother of 3 girls - one four year old and 18 month old twins, I can say that yes, it's the hardest job in the world.
orbitalfreak
Explorer
kengar said:
As far as gaming, I'm keeping my eyes peeled for some big foam d20's.
Careful with those things, though. Those dice tend to develop depressions in them remarkably similar to bite marks.
See my 2 year old sister's big d6? (maybe d5.7 now!)
