Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 1:56 pmBroccoli is like pubic hair, push it to the side and keep eating.....
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Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 1:56 pmRe: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 2:21 pmand it gets stuck in your teeth?
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 11:13 pmSpargo wrote:Broccoli is like pubic hair, push it to the side and keep eating.....
i just eat the broccoli too.
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 10:39 amNothing wrong with broccoli
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 11:01 amFooty Chick wrote:and it gets stuck in your teeth?
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 12:26 pmAnother addition to the SAFooty family, with @Bluedemon and his wife giving birth to their first daughter.
When he gets a moment i'll allow him to do the honours.
Congratulations!
When he gets a moment i'll allow him to do the honours.
Congratulations!
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 8:56 amOK, so I can now proudly say I'm now 15 weeks into the experience!
As a result, all house renovations have been put on fast forward, which has meant that we have been to busy to notice any real changes.
Although my housework ratio continues to grow :/
As a result, all house renovations have been put on fast forward, which has meant that we have been to busy to notice any real changes.
Although my housework ratio continues to grow :/
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 10:11 amFantastic news MBK- congratulations and best wishes to you both!
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 7:49 pmvalleys07 wrote:Another addition to the SAFooty family, with @Bluedemon and his wife giving birth to their first daughter.
When he gets a moment i'll allow him to do the honours.
Congratulations!
Cheers Valleys07, Sofia Gayle was born 2nd Jan at 11.59am, 2 weeks early. she is doing well.
another junior kooka supporter and a junior power supporter.
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 8:55 pmPower? How'd you lose that battle?
Poor child only had a choice of either Port or Melbourne anyway...
Poor child only had a choice of either Port or Melbourne anyway...
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 6:12 amFooty Chick wrote:Power? How'd you lose that battle?
Poor child only had a choice of either Port or Melbourne anyway...
a kenilworth, power and potentially a melbourne supporter... Poor Sofia
Congratulation, great to hear baby is doing well...
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 4:37 pmwoodublieve12 wrote:Footy Chick wrote:Power? How'd you lose that battle?
Poor child only had a choice of either Port or Melbourne anyway...
a kenilworth, power and potentially a melbourne supporter... Poor Sofia
Congratulation, great to hear baby is doing well...
And locally she will be a Sturt supporter
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 2:41 pmHey, lads, here's a piece I wrote and which has been published. It might give you a few pointers:
http://sakids.com.au/read-south-kids?start_page=55
http://sakids.com.au/read-south-kids?start_page=55
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 3:36 pmDogwatcher wrote:Hey, lads, here's a piece I wrote and which has been published. It might give you a few pointers:
http://sakids.com.au/read-south-kids?start_page=55
That was a great read, DW.
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 3:55 pmDogwatcher wrote:Hey, lads, here's a piece I wrote and which has been published. It might give you a few pointers:
http://sakids.com.au/read-south-kids?start_page=55
Nice work Rob.
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 3:59 pmFailed Creation wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:Hey, lads, here's a piece I wrote and which has been published. It might give you a few pointers:
http://sakids.com.au/read-south-kids?start_page=55
That was a great read, DW.
It sure is and reflects the way many, including I, see fatherhood.
One thing I would add is that being a Dad and being ( at times ) the seemingly surplus-to-requirements parent changes over time. Whilst the delivery ( obviously ) the early bonding through breast feeding and once beyond the ( typically ) man goes back to work when he's had a couple of weeks "holidays", we become very important. No less or more so than a Mum is.
Whilst generalizing can be a bad thing, "DAAAAAAAAAAD" is what get's called out in the middle of a bad dream or when something goes *bump* in the night, it gets called when the first ball needs to be bowled or the first goal kicked. It gets called out when they're simply too tired to walk any more and need some strong shoulders to get lifted up on.
As they grow older, into their teens, Dad is the dag, the wally and the biggest embarrassment the world has ever seen, but deep down inside they love having you there to embarrass them. Somehow, in some way, they just know it's their turn like we had ours.
Great piece DW.
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 4:28 pmI thought Dad is for cleaning up vomit off the lounge room floor
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 4:30 pmheater31 wrote:I thought Dad is for cleaning up vomit off the lounge room floor
Some may, but not this one. This one just raised his voice and barked orders.
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2015 11:34 pmThe Wristwatcher to become a father!!
Congratulations bud- stoked for you & the better half!
Congratulations bud- stoked for you & the better half!
Re: Diary of some pregnant blokes
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2015 11:49 pmvalleys07 wrote:The Wristwatcher to become a father!!
Congratulations bud- stoked for you & the better half!
Cheers mate. I could probably have not done it without her. I. Not overly thrilled with all the praise being heaped on lady Wristy. Let's be honest the Wristy was the catalyst.
I haven't read back yet but will be interested too do so.
Just to clarify there are about 20 scans, 5 ultra sounds, 50 appointments and I basically now transfer my pay direct to the obstetrician. Had to laugh when I saw the visit at 24 weeks costs $1,600. The greatest moment in my life will no doubt come in early October... And after Port win the flag I will also have a baby
but gee whiz I had no idea it cost thousands to have a kid. Certainly not complaining and I would sell my kidney for this but I have a question.How do some girls at Davoren Park and at Salisbury interchange have 3 children??? What am I missing.