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chewie_007

Being a Dad (and Zeke Video)

Nov 07, 2006 23:20

So, ever since God blessed my world with the wonderful (yet tiny) package known as Zeke, everyone's favorite question seems to be "So how's it feel to be a dad?" or "Are you enjoying being a dad?" Of the two questions, I prefer the later, as it is possible to answer. And the answer is simple. Yes. With no hesitation. I love it, and I love him ( Read more... )

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akelavincent November 8 2006, 06:45:06 UTC

Very much awesome. :)

chewie_007 November 8 2006, 14:13:12 UTC

and now you see what I mean when I say he's a squirmy little guy.

aria624 November 8 2006, 17:58:49 UTC

CUTE!

DEATH FROM CUTE!!!!

chewie_007 November 8 2006, 19:32:26 UTC

lol...

and I have to face the CUTENESS DANGER every day!

krazykit November 9 2006, 04:01:47 UTC

Awwwwww, how cute. *pinches baby's cheeks*

You're doing all the right things... anonymous November 9 2006, 17:34:24 UTC

Nate and Tina,

I can tell by your love as expressed that Zeke is in good hands. And Nate, the "hidden" symbolism within the video shows that you are raising him to be a real man.

Don't think it escaped my notice that you are playing car ads in the background, and that you are training him to expect the TV remote to be within arm's reach at all times. You are passing on the Torch of Manhood in non-fumbling, expert fashion.

One question, though... who is it that you tune out with the headphones? Or are those for Zeke -- training him for his teen years and those daunting father-son talks?

-- [Uncle] David Darrow

Re: You're doing all the right things... chewie_007 November 9 2006, 18:27:25 UTC

ROFL!

Not surprising that you are much more observant than the rest of the viewers. You have no idea how long I waited to be able to catch my wife holding Zeke, while he was awake and car ads were playing at the same time. As to the T.V. remote, I can credit that to Tina's genius.

And actually, the headphones are not for me to tune someone out, it's for Tina to tune me out... or more specifically, so she can study while I am playing games like Half-Life 2 or Puzzle Pirates that have [extremely distracting to studiers] vital audio feedback.