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Darden Creates New Innovation Lab
Over the past couple of years I have gone through a bit of a "crucible... Read>>
Posted March 18, 2010

New Photo Viewer
Friends, family, others... I have been looking for a slick way to display the occasional image... Read>>
Posted March 18, 2010

The Rest of The Story - Getting Back To Normal
If you look over to the left of this layout - in the gallery section... Read>>
Posted March 08, 2010

My Life in Richmond
Over the past few months no question has been more interesting for me to answer... Read>>
Posted March 08, 2010

A New Soul Rises
Since Justin's death I haven't really had too much to say on the internet. Facebook,... Read>>
Posted February 26, 2010

The Life of Justin Key
The fact that we are all going to die is one of the most obvious... Read>>
Posted December 17, 2009

On living
The leaves are almost all gone now. From my ringside seat here on the second... Read>>
Posted November 19, 2009

Suicidal Micemunk Debriefing
Now that the scariest season of all is past for this year, I believe I... Read>>
Posted November 02, 2009

Randomness begets Randomness
Yeah, so here's a series of occurrences that I've run into in the past... Read>>
Posted October 28, 2009

Regarding A Consulting Career
This past week has been a whirlwind.

I began work on two new projects simultaneously -... Read>>
Posted October 21, 2009

BRINGING UP A BABY GIRL
So much to think about, so little experience!

(As I mentioned a few blog posts ago, please slide or click your way through the new "Slideoo" image tool above to see all the pictures)

Megan and I just got back from the doctor and, through the wonders of modern science we were able to see our baby girl, moving around, on the screen, in real time.

Well it was pretty cool.

I guess I'm just like every other dad since the dawn of time that is secretly annoyed at all the fuss surrounding babies - until he has his own - and then everything changes.

Megan sort of thought that this baby would be a girl. I wasn't sure why but we could really only imagine good girl names, she started knitting a sweater (almost done!) that would really work best for a girl, and frequently chastised me for referring to "it" as a "he".

Well, after all of our wondering and hoping, we now can begin to strange process of planning for the arrival of an actual person. There is really nothing that can totally prepare someone for this event, so I'm not worried about being unprepared, I'm just sort of... shocked.

Why? I have no idea. But if bringing a real live human being into this world isn't enough to shock you, I don't know what is.

Now it's time to think about where the little kangaroo is gonna sleep, where her clothes are gonna go, what kind of strollers you need to buy, how much money to put in her college fund...

Yeah...

Bring it on.

p.s. If the second picture above is a bit hard to figure out, just scroll to the right and, if you look carefully, you should be able to make out a slightly clearer picture of our tiny kangaroo daughter.

Posted April 01, 2010


Posted by: Erin
Wow, I am so excited! Great pictures: it is so amazing how clear her picture is. I am very excited for you guys and I can't wait till I get to see her (and you guys) in person.
Posted 2010-04-07 09:03:01


Posted by: David
I like the last one!
Posted 2010-04-21 21:54:10

Mom
Posted by: Brenda
Hey bring on that baby girl!!! :)
Posted 2010-04-23 22:21:37

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