Lo: "F@$! those doctors for making you worry needlessly ( Read more... )

And now, a break from our regularly scheduled program: Barak Obama is bringing his NOM NOM NOM acceptance speech outside in front of 75,000 people. If that's not reason enogh to fangasm: the low low price of only $5, you could enter to win an all-expenses paid trip to Denver to see Obama LIVE! Donate today ( Read more... )

Nolan's doing well.

I can't really begin to express how good it feels to type those words: Nolan's doing well.  It hasn't even sunk in yet that my baby is healthy; there's nothing to worry about; I can rest.  Praise God in his heaven, Nolan's doing well.

We've finally, finally, finally gotten the breastfeeding issues straightened out, halle-freaking ( Read more... )

From the "I Can't Believe You Said That!" files:

Cass: "Sweetheart, have you ever read anything by Ayn Rand?"
Aaron: "No, I never felt the need. But a lot of people of have recommended that I do."
Cass: "Huh. I never felt the need either, but a lot of people have recommended that I don'tAaron: "...Yeaaah, I think that's the main difference ( Read more... )

How do I love thee, Nolan? Let me count the ways:

1. Staring at you for hours? Taking a billion pictures? Rubbing my nose in your neck just to soak up your scent? Check, check, and check ( Read more... )

You can learn a lot about yourself in the first two weeks of caring for a newborn. You can learn even more if you spend one of those weeks in a mental hospital ( Read more... )

HERE I AM!!(da na, na na na)

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[Note, long entry is loooong. Scroll down to the end for the summary if you don't want to read through all of it.]

( The 'Early Labor' Story, or Why I Fired My OB at 39 Weeks of Pregnancy )

Nolan is due in 13 days. With the impending labor finally, um, impending, I've been doing a lot of thinking about intelligence, parenting, and math ( Read more... )

Dear Broodling ( Read more... )