you are a cool guy KC. Yes, kids who have more than a sibling or two may be better adjusted, but I think it says more about the parents. You and your sweetheart obviously have your act together. Just as long as you can afford all those shoes! :)

As for me. I visit Josiane each day and take her for a walk. Today I didn't go as usual before her lunch time. As I walked to her door about 1 p.m. she was leaving her room, warm jacket zipped up, wool hat on, hugging her two teddy bears. Talk about expectations. So we left immediately and I drove her all around town. She loves riding shotgun. I brought along 2 Lindt chocolates which she loves. I can't bring more cuz she really goes through that stuff like a dose of salts goes through a tall basket ball player. Even tho she can't any longer speak, she lets me know she likes my visits. She seems to have adjusted to life in the dementia unit. Not all that pleasant for visitors, which explains the usual absence of visitors.

Bravo KC for your humanity, love and joy of life.

Happy New Year to you and yours.

OMG, how do you do it...... :eek:
Congrats m8, and keep on doing what you are good at :p

Ha... one of these days you'll find out what causes this to happen and quit doing it. LOL

Vinnie - We are done after 6. :D

Where have I heard that before? Just as long as you can keep your sweetheart bearfoot, pregnant and in the kitchen, and still afford shoes......

Don't you dare tell her I said that! :)

rikytik

She said that after giving birth she wants her tubes tied. I'm fine with that, I might get fixed myself. My ammo is so good I'd probly give her a tubular pregnancy.

As for the shoes...

NO $AID$ here. Our kids DO NOT even qualify for reduced lunch. :lol:

I did had my valves shut down after 2 girls, KC. My Gramdmother was one of 14 sisters and I figured that I was never going to get it right! :) It was only after we adopted a male German Shepherd that we had another "guy" in the house. :)

The benefit for Josiane is that I got used to keeping the toilet seat down. Seemed so civilized, actually.

It's A Girl!
 

I prayed for a boy, but as they say FATHER knows best, in this case the HOLY FATHER! Most wanted a girl anyway so prayers do get answered, I just didn't have enough of them on my side this time. I do agree with my wife that a little girl being the youngest will fit in better with our family than a little boy would now considering there would be such a big difference in age between them.

My wifes due date is 8-17-2007, but she has always gives birth before her due dates. Take a look at the ultrasound we had done today, seems easy to tell it's a girl don't you think?

That is a beautiful picture! She is just sitting their pretty, hey parents look at me while I do a cart-wheel. Congrats on you and your families success!

My wife and I have been having kids long enough to see new tech show up, 3D-Ultrasounds. My wife is 20 weeks along and our baby girl is 11oz. at the time of the picture.

Check out our new baby girl's face shot. :wub: