OT: Officially a father. . . Finally!

[Adrian]

Well after a harrowing 63hrs of labor. My most wonderful wife in the world. Gave birth to our 7lb-10.4oz, 20.5" daughter. All I can say is my daughter is the most beautiful creature I have ever seen. When I looked into her eyes I saw the face of God. From that instant her pain was my pain and her joy was my joy. I am the happiest and most tired I have ever been.
I'm going to sleep. . .
Adrian

[davidellis]

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Congratulations!!

Given the long labor, it seems like this is your first child. Yes, it's an amazing experience!!

I sincerely hope your posts in this forum will become less frequent as your fathering duties become a greater priority. Being a father is much more important than DIY hifi. Your wife and child need you.

I certainly built more speakers before our 3 boys were born. Occasionally I consider this and become frustrated. Most often I consider this and am pervasively pleased with my decisions. My boys are wonderful and their development is a treasure.

Oh, I have noticed that mothers often boast of their childbirth experiences. Those 63 hours of labor are "bragging rights" for most mother's. In the future her experience will be a banner of pride.

Dave

> Well after a harrowing 63hrs of labor. My
> most wonderful wife in the world. Gave birth
> to our 7lb-10.4oz, 20.5" daughter. All
> I can say is my daughter is the most
> beautiful creature I have ever seen. When I
> looked into her eyes I saw the face of God.
> From that instant her pain was my pain and
> her joy was my joy. I am the happiest and
> most tired I have ever been.
> I'm going to sleep. . .
> Adrian

[bobblickle]

Congratulations Adrian!
Happy to hear everyone is doing fine.
What's her name???

> Well after a harrowing 63hrs of labor. My
> most wonderful wife in the world. Gave birth
> to our 7lb-10.4oz, 20.5" daughter. All
> I can say is my daughter is the most
> beautiful creature I have ever seen. When I
> looked into her eyes I saw the face of God.
> From that instant her pain was my pain and
> her joy was my joy. I am the happiest and
> most tired I have ever been.
> I'm going to sleep. . .
> Adrian

[Adrian]

> Congratulations Adrian!
> Happy to hear everyone is doing fine.
> What's her name???
Thanks Bob!
As much as I want to shout her name from the mountain tops, I think its best that I keep her name off the internet, at least until she gets a "myspace" page behind my back. I'll bring pics to next years tent sale though.

Adrian

[happygene]

Yippy Yay, Adrian! Congrats!

Well, that makes sense, since the Kingdom belongs to "such as these."

After a short nap, be sure to count fingers and toes :)

> Well after a harrowing 63hrs of labor. My
> most wonderful wife in the world. Gave birth
> to our 7lb-10.4oz, 20.5" daughter. All
> I can say is my daughter is the most
> beautiful creature I have ever seen. When I
> looked into her eyes I saw the face of God.
> From that instant her pain was my pain and
> her joy was my joy. I am the happiest and
> most tired I have ever been.
> I'm going to sleep. . .
> Adrian

[dancarroll]

[terryo]

> Congratulations!!

> Given the long labor, it seems like this is
> your first child. Yes, it's an amazing
> experience!!

> I sincerely hope your posts in this forum
> will become less frequent as your fathering
> duties become a greater priority. Being a
> father is much more important than DIY hifi.
> Your wife and child need you.

> I certainly built more speakers before our 3
> boys were born. Occasionally I consider this
> and become frustrated. Most often I consider
> this and am pervasively pleased with my
> decisions. My boys are wonderful and their
> development is a treasure.

> Oh, I have noticed that mothers often boast
> of their childbirth experiences. Those 63
> hours of labor are "bragging
> rights" for most mother's. In the
> future her experience will be a banner of
> pride.

> Dave

Dave,
Very well said and I couldn't agree more. Having been a father most of my life, I have to admit that just once in a while I envy the single guys, then I wake up, surrounded by people who truely love me and realize it was merely a nightmare.
It's the best and most important job a man can have in the world!
Congratulations to our new Father!!!
Best Regards,
TerryO

[mikec]

Enjoy the baby and spoil the mother -- both will pay off big time in long run!

(father of two boys, both now bigger than I am and more stubborn than their mother. ;) )

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[envisionelec]

> Thanks Bob!
> As much as I want to shout her name from the
> mountain tops, I think its best that I keep
> her name off the internet,

OK, that's a little weird.

Nobody knows your last name, man...

[Adrian]

> OK, that's a little weird.

> Nobody knows your last name, man...
I thought that too, but I remembered that I had used my lat name her before. Also, I've already had on brush with identity theft already. I thought I was being smart about it, even.
Adrian