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Evil Chris
06-21-2004, 08:59 AM
I celebrated only my 2nd father's day yesterday.
The day brought back some memories of days that now seem like yesterday and at the same time have flown by entirely too fast.

When I brought my son home last spring from the hospital, I indeed had no idea what the coming year would bring. If anyone had told me that I could still function with 4 hours of sleep, and even function better, I would never have believed them. Life as I knew it was over, and a new one was beginning.

Nevermind the hundreds of dollars of toys he has, either. He wants to play with the remote control for the TV that he has just pulled off the coffee table. As I look at my boy pushing a dining room table into the kitchen, exploring every room like it's a new frontier, I consider myself the most fortunate man in the world. I can't resist going over to him and playing with him on the floor. He smells wonderful, like nothing else.... and when I get him laughing, I never want the feeling to end for either of us. Sometimes I just look at him, and it makes me want to cry. I wouldn't, or couldn't trade it for anything ever.

I smell something different now, however, so I'll close and go change him. ::-|

I hope all fathers had a wonderful Sunday.

GoodChris
06-21-2004, 10:28 AM
Happy Fathers Day Bro.

ocho-ocho
06-22-2004, 04:15 AM
belated happy happy fathers day to all!:D

TheLegacy
06-22-2004, 10:08 AM
wow chris.. seen a side of you I didnt think existed.

very cool

Evil Chris
06-22-2004, 10:26 AM
Originally posted by TheLegacy
wow chris.. seen a side of you I didnt think existed.

very cool :) Thanks... you know what? A side of me that even I didn't know existed came out when he arrived. It's the best.

Ounique
06-22-2004, 01:45 PM
You know, there are many ways in which we can open up new states of consciousness in ourselves. One of the best ways is to look at the world through the eyes of a child. These are amazing times for you Chris. I'm elated to see that you are enjoying and appreciating them. It's sad to see that so few do. This is a learning time for you as much as for him. And he is so lucky to have a special father like you.

Don Soporno
06-22-2004, 05:35 PM
Originally posted by Evil Chris
I celebrated only my 2nd father's day yesterday.
The day brought back some memories of days that now seem like yesterday and at the same time have flown by entirely too fast.

When I brought my son home last spring from the hospital, I indeed had no idea what the coming year would bring. If anyone had told me that I could still function with 4 hours of sleep, and even function better, I would never have believed them. Life as I knew it was over, and a new one was beginning.

Nevermind the hundreds of dollars of toys he has, either. He wants to play with the remote control for the TV that he has just pulled off the coffee table. As I look at my boy pushing a dining room table into the kitchen, exploring every room like it's a new frontier, I consider myself the most fortunate man in the world. I can't resist going over to him and playing with him on the floor. He smells wonderful, like nothing else.... and when I get him laughing, I never want the feeling to end for either of us. Sometimes I just look at him, and it makes me want to cry. I wouldn't, or couldn't trade it for anything ever.

I smell something different now, however, so I'll close and go change him. ::-|

I hope all fathers had a wonderful Sunday.



LOLOLOLOL... I can so relate to the remote control and kitchen table incidents but I gave mine an old playstation controller to desctract him for a second or 2. This is also my second fathers day and its just gonna get crazier from here