Comments on: Expecting: Vol. I

By: CK

CK — Thu, 09 Dec 2004 21:57:07 +0000

Thanks everyone for your good wishes and sarcastic wit. Or is that just being a smart ass?

The baby’s name will be Aiden(It’s a boy), and I must admit that the thought of him reading this in the future is quite scary, mainly because he’ll see how crazy his Dad’s friends are.

The website has not been updated, as the webmaster (Backy) is very slow. Now, I’ve lost the will to type.

By: solo

solo — Thu, 09 Dec 2004 17:08:17 +0000

Woah, never thought i’d hear a white guy actually say he was discrminated against. That’s funny. Was that really discrimination? Sounds more like policy. Either way, I feel ya’ B. discrmination’s a biatch. Great story and good luck with your new baby CK and Becky!!!!

By: DA

DA — Wed, 08 Dec 2004 00:27:25 +0000

CK, have you and Becky (I almost typed Backy for some reason) decided on a name? Weird. I just realized that your child could someday read this. Does that frighten you? Should I be writing this message as if I’m writing it to your child who is grown up in the future? Is this baby book material? Does anyone even do baby books anymore or are baby weblogs the thing? Is it appropriate to link people to thekiichles.com?

By: Gabe

Gabe — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 23:10:19 +0000

You know I missed out on the whole discrimination thing, going through the whole process in, let’s see, the “United States of DeCou,” “the butt crack of Washington,”
Ellensburg I guess. But I can see how that could happen in offices where there’s more than four people in the waiting room. Sounds like a good time.

The best time you’ll have is if Becky gets high blood pressure or starts having contractions like a month early and has to go on bedrest. I swear that was the worst three weeks of my life. I got yelled at every day for no apparent reason, and then had to wait hand and foot on the one yelling at me for no reason. I told Erika that I would be probably the happiest guy ever if I had to lie in bed for a month (don’t get me started on the supply of “bedovers” I’d have to acquire), but she wasn’t hearing it. We resorted to pleading with the lump inside to just “get the hell out here, now!” Ah, good times.

But trust me, all the hassles and discrimination will be well worth it in the end. Congrats again man, you’re in for one hell of a ride.

By: DA

DA — Wed, 01 Dec 2004 21:37:56 +0000

Snooze, CK, your breasts have been tender since we used to hang out at WSU… now you just have an excuse! Wake me up when they start lactating!

Seriously, I look forward to hearing more of your chronicles and wish you and Becky all the best!