It was very nice having people wait on us and to ensure Trey was taken care of, but it's time to try and figure this out on our own...of course "on our own" means having the Kipphuts' here for a week and then bringing in my parents - baby steps
Just the Trey of us...we can make it if we try
I know his mother is from Texas but this better not be a "Hook 'em Horns"
If you have ever seen shark week you may have seen the dude that can put sharks into tonic (a trance) by flipping them over and rubbing their nose - this is the Trey tonic position
I figured i might as well get him started on "MattDonalds early"
Thrilled to go home
It's important to match your jacket to the car seat
Random observations from the weekend...
Packing the bags
Apparently there are plenty of websites and books that tell you what you need to pack prior to delivery- bring a change of clothes for the baby to go home in, bring some DVD's to watch, etc. etc. but none of them prepare the guy for what to wear... Normally this is not an issue, but i am telling you if you remember one thing, it is to pack every single article of clothing you own - you will be wearing them all at the same time while you are in the Arctic tundra known as the delivery room.
Choose your stations wisely
Eventually while in the after delivery room or whatever its called, you will turn on the TV. Just know that the controller is chained to a nightstand and not convenient, hence the station never gets turned. Although the Quiznos Subs commercial from a few years back with those freakish rat looking things is still the worst commercial of all times, ESPN playing this 1000 times a day is forcing this one up the ranks
Five Dollar....Five Dollar FootLong!
The wood rectangle with two cushions a.k.a the husbands bed is actually not as bad as you would think
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