Gianna is pregnant! Congratulations! Plenty of time for late night blogging while coping with teething, chronic gripe and insomnia from 4am feeds.
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Insomnia? Insomnia?
I wish.
I am wondering how a platonic friend can be the father or is Gianna merely taking deconstructionism to its logical consequence?
We had our second boy two years after the first and I had completely forgot about the 4am feeds.
Since My wife couldn’t breastfeed I gave him his milk, what a lifebuilding experience!
If you’re right about the father, Homer..
*looks out to the East*
… last time this happened, I’d swear there was a star out there…
thanks Ken. luckily i’m a seasoned insomniac, so i don’t think i’ll have too many problems adjusting…(famous last words no doubt).