Why fatherhood is worth it.

Post by **sissor-mouth** » December 28, 2010, 8:32 pm

SkyyWalker wrote:

rrrr cute boy!!!

Post by **LoongLee** » December 28, 2010, 8:52 pm

Congrats!,,,, great looking boy,,, I'm jealous,,,,,,,, enjoy every day like it's your (or their) last......Best of everything to your family in 2011 and future years,,,,,,,LL

Post by **SkyyWalker** » December 28, 2010, 8:59 pm

Thanks gentleman...at the moment he's screaming like a little banshee, a few decibels shy of being able to shatter glass!

It is still worth it, though!!!

Post by **ergman** » December 28, 2010, 11:01 pm

Gorgeous little boy and pics SkyyWalker

Post by **nkstan** » December 29, 2010, 4:26 am

Your a lucky guy,you know what life is all about now!Just doesn't get much better than that,does it?

Post by **trubrit** » December 29, 2010, 6:50 am

nkstan wrote:Just doesn't get much better than that,does it?

Maybe a sister? Lovely kid.Nice family.Congrats. $\:D/$

Post by **pienmash** » December 29, 2010, 9:48 am

Congrats from Mash .

Fatherhood certainly is a rollercoaster ride , last night my 10 year old son sat me down and blew my world apart , his words ........... i dont want to upset you but i know santa isnt real , you bought my presents and put the white footprints near the balcony door and ate half the mince pie we left out for him ....... trying to cover up saying santa was busy so i helped him , and how do you know hes not real then ??

his reply ......... i googled santa clause /father christmas on the net .......... GAME OVER !!

MASH ........... i still thort he was real , who got me the cider then ?......... Jeremy i forgot twas you

Post by **maaka** » December 29, 2010, 10:04 am

the pics of your new arrival havent come up on my screen, must be a worm hole or something in the ether, but as a dad, and even a grandad, welcome to the club. Sort of gives ones life a kind of purpose, and sense of direction doesnt it..when I look back on it, heck geez did I sure run my parents thru hell when I was a teenager, and my kids were the same, but its all part of it, even the decade I was lost to them..theres nothing like family matey, especially having your own little family..all the best

Post by **SkyyWalker** » December 29, 2010, 12:43 pm

trubrit wrote:
nkstan wrote:Just doesn't get much better than that,does it?
Maybe a sister? Lovely kid.Nice family.Congrats. $\:D/$

A bit hard to imagine another on the way at the moment-an imminent possibility, though. My wife was 43 kilos before becoming pregnant & 61 at birth! That's quite a stretch

We've talked about having a second child someday-the wife is in no hurry & I don/t blame her. Her body snapped back pretty quickly, but I understand her wanting to enjoy a normal & unencumbered physique for a while. It took about 6 months for weight to gradually drop to around normal.

Post by **SkyyWalker** » April 8, 2011, 9:11 pm

Post by **rct** » April 9, 2011, 7:19 am

With a beautiful 2 year old girl and 4 year old boy, I confidently state that a second child brings exponential growth to the love, fun, challenge, expense etc. involved with fatherhood. Best things I ever did, more please.

FYI my wife's weight loss after 2nd child was a bit more challenging and she loves to eat and was never small anyway, though she is close enough to her normal weight before any pregnancy. Not a big issue anyway, is it?

Post by **SkyyWalker** » May 20, 2011, 2:50 am

Someone has decided he can walk!

Post by **jimboLV** » May 20, 2011, 12:01 pm

Agree with you Skyy. There is nothing on earth that can compare to the feeling of watching your own grow and develop. Here is my little princess, Janjao, taking her very first steps.

Post by **SkyyWalker** » May 20, 2011, 7:37 pm

jimboLV wrote:Agree with you Skyy. There is nothing on earth that can compare to the feeling of watching your own grow and develop. Here is my little princess, Janjao, taking her very first steps.

Beautiful girl & great video! Congrats. =D>

Post by **FrazeeDK** » May 20, 2011, 9:53 pm

memories, memories.. mine are 40, 35 and 33.. So, it has been an interminably long time since they were little tykes like that. None-the-less to the TW and I they are still the "kids".... Happy trails and enjoy them while you can...

Post by **thaisurin** » May 30, 2011, 11:05 am

FrazeeDK wrote:memories, memories.. mine are 40, 35 and 33.. So, it has been an interminably long time since they were little tykes like that. None-the-less to the TW and I they are still the "kids".... Happy trails and enjoy them while you can...

Indeed. Cherish those great moments when they are still young. Makes for wonderful moments to look back on. Cheers!

Post by **SkyyWalker** » June 6, 2011, 11:52 pm

Post by **SkyyWalker** » June 7, 2011, 1:01 am

SkyyWalker wrote:

Sorry...meant to post this one...couldn't delete the other???