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    on being a dad part 2 Saturday, February 23, 2008 |

    Well, the baby girl is about 10 weeks away. R and I finished the nursery (at least all the artsy fartsy cute picture hanging type little birdies flying from the ceiling stuff). I've also been reading some books on labor/delivery/life immediately following birth. It really surprises me how little you have to do to bring a baby home. Seriously...why does learning to drive have so many rules, while taking a baby home involves...ummm....taking a baby home. So while surfing the web, I recently found some simple placards that offer some helpful instruction for those first few months. I've included a few below. I've framed these at my house just in case I get confused on the nursing part...











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    "I'm learning to appreciate that unity in the Body is not as easy as it seems. There is a vast amount of thought out there concerning a homeless carpenter from Nazareth that lived 2,000 years ago. I cetainly have some thoughts about this guy. He's changed my life. Made me look at the world I live in differently. My thoughts aren't necessarily right. But I'm thinking, considering his life, wondering how the way he lived will change the way I live. These are my opinions only. No facts here. Other than I'm loved more than I will ever understand. And for that I am thankful."