We're sitting in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Public Library in San Jose, California. Since I didn't bring a laptop and my PDA keyboard is not working this is the only real opportunity I have to blog until I pry the laptop from Rob's cold, dead hands. Read the rest of this entry ...
Well, our twin sons, Joshua and Jacob are two years old today. Two years ago at this time I was trying to wrap my head around the concept of being a father for the rest of my life after meeting the boys for the first time face-to-face, meanwhile my wife was being stitched back together after her scheduled C-section.
At the time, I didn't really know what it means to be a father. Although I had excellent examples in my own parents, it was still just a label. It was something that had never applied to me before so I had no way of knowing what it truly meant. I think I'm only beginning to understand that responsibility and that makes me appreciate my parents even more. Sam and I still turn to each other every few nights and say to each other "Can this really be happening?"
It's been a challenging two years in many, many ways, but we consider ourselves very blessed.
Check out my photos on Flickr for some pictures I uploaded this morning.
Yep, I'm still alive... Taking a break from technology for a bit, here's some personal news: Read the rest of this entry ...
Nice commencement address speech by Bill Watterson, artist/author of Calvin & Hobbes
Here's an article at Variety.com that gives a pretty positive revew of "Things To Do", that movie my brother and his friends made last year. The film is currently competing at the Slamdance Film Festival in Utah, which I mentioned a few days ago.
I noticed the Variety website might have some formatting issues (the article doesn't start until halfway down the page in Firefox 1.5).