How about an update Daddies....

[Willy]

We had our first preg appt the other day and all is well. Our little one is due March 1!!  Needless to say we are both very happy and full of dreams of the future.  We are both hoping for a boy, but you know how it goes, whatever it is, we'll be happy.  So how about an update from all you expectant dads, and moms too.  Sorry I don't post much, but life is busy, and believe me, it just got busier, haha. Also, how about some names for babies?  And will you be giving your babies your wife's maiden name as a middle name? I wonder about that....
Regards to all,
Daddy Willy

[DanAndChed]

... in response to How about an update Daddies...., posted by Willy on Aug 1, 2002

Mares is due 9 Sept. and she can't wait.  Tommorrow we go to the birth class.  It's been a fun 8 months with a wifey who is in heaven.  I didn't know anyone could be so happy.

Well the next month is gonna be too much.  We're buying a house about two weeks before the due date.

Babies name is Dannise Chlaire.

Dan and Mares

[Febtember]

... in response to How about an update Daddies...., posted by Willy on Aug 1, 2002

According to my doctor base on my sonogram my due date be this coming January 13,2003.Hope much earlier than that so we will win the first baby of the year contest.Guy's and gal's wish us luck that even my due date january 13 I still be the very first Mom in my area who give birth first.Good thing if we win my baby will receive some baby supply for one year.And a big cash prize plus one year supply of diaper.
I already say bye bye to my morning sickness right after three months. Im feeling better now and go back to normal.I always feel tired  keep sleeping morning and afternoon.I feel always hungry too.On my next visit to my doctor they will going to perform me a Maternal Serum AFP3 Testing screening for the risk of down syndrome or open neural tube deffects.But we always have our option iether to be tested or not.Hubby and I talk and make a big decision about this test.There's no harm not to undergo testing.This test is not as risk as amniocentesis because they only take some blood sample on me but talking about amniocentesis hubby and I never take the risk.I would prefer not to have amniocentesis testing than risking my baby life.
To all preggies out there better buy the prenatal heart listener and I assure that all of you will enjoy the stuff.We enjoy a lot plus we hear our baby heartbeat everyday anytime.And for those mom who love to travel better buy a maternity belt.You can find all this stuff in Maternity shop.Hurry coz stock are limited.

[Bear]

... in response to How about an update Daddies...., posted by Willy on Aug 1, 2002

Our first appt said that our little 'un is due 03/03/03.  Honey connected those numbers instantly.  I thought it was pretty cool because my son was 02/12/82 or 2-2-2.  We have another appt to her the babies heartbeat in 2 weeks.

Honey had been nauseated or vomiting 2-3 times each day for weeks and refused to take anything.  I got to tell her "I told you so" when the Dr. told her that some of the suggestions I made were actually good for her (like Tums for the calcium).  Honey is down to 90 lbs. and nothing fits for one reason or another.  Either her belly is bigger or she has lost so much weight the clothes fall off.  The Dr. insists she does whatever to not lose anymore weight including taking some of the rememdies I had mentioned.

She craves a lot of different things and I find myself having to make a lot of trips or getting up late to make her something.  But the next day the same thing turns her stomach?  Getting hard to find things for her to eat.  Luckily she still likes strawberries and whipped cream but garlic and strong spices are the worst - and she had like these before.

We bought a 50" TV yesterday. connected all the DVD's, VCR's, etc. and got it set so she could do her karaoke thing.  It was so funny because she said the TV was bigger that her (actually they are the same height - 5').

Gonna' make a trip to San Antonio next week and do the water park, Comal Park, Natural Bidge Caerns, Zoo, Alamo, Riverwalk thing as well as visit a few realatives.  Our Homepage has changed "www.angelfire.com/tx/McKnights" now you can rotate some of the pictures we have taken and a counter counts the number of days we have been married.  More changes coming soon.

I now have 3 guys trying to get me to help them find Filipinas but for some reason only one of the girls who originally asked me to help them find bfs have sent me pictures or e-mail addresses to forward to the guys.  Makes me wonder why I got involved.  But I did get one of my best friends here dating a Filipina nurse who goes to our church.  His AW story would almost make you cry - the cruelity of it.

Bear and Honey

[kevin]

... in response to How about an update Daddies...., posted by Willy on Aug 1, 2002

Well, congratulations!  March 1st.  I happen to be corresponding (and I think I'm getting serious with) somebody who has a daughter who was born on March 1, 2000.  I don't want to count my chickens before they hatch, but I think Ramilyn is truly a good woman.  Her daughter is known as Mae.  Her real name is Janna Mae.

I've been e-mailing and talking to Ramilyn for over a month now, and I think there might be something special there.  She lives in San Carlos City, Pangasinan.  I think she's a nice gal, and sincere.

- Kevin

[Jimbo]

... in response to Re: How about an update Daddies...., posted by kevin on Aug 1, 2002

Nice to hear that Kevin - I think you've earned a little country from George Strait:

"There's a difference in
Living and living well
You can't have it all
All by yourself
Something's always missing
'Til you share it with someone else
There's a difference in living and living well"

[Dave H]

... in response to Living and Living Well, posted by Jimbo on Aug 2, 2002

Hey Jimbo,

I was thinking of "If I Were A Carpenter" with a few lyric changes for Kevin. ;o)))

If I were a farter
and you were a lady,
Would you marry me anyway?
Would you love my heinie?

If a stinker were my trade
you'd still find me,
lettin' loose the gas I'd made,
clouds followin' close behind me.

Save my love through flatulence,
Save my love through none,
I'm given you my stinkiness,
Come enjoy the fun.

If I worked my butt real good,
Would you still love me?
Answer me babe, "Yes I would,
but I'll never let you sit above me."

If I were a gulper
sucking and swallowing air,
would you squeeze it out of me,
laughing without a care?

If I were a farter
and you were a lady,
Would you marry me anyway?
Would you love my heinie?
"Yes, I'd marry you anyway?
But I'll never kiss your heinie!"

Dave H.

[Ray]

... in response to Good Call!, posted by Dave H on Aug 2, 2002

ROFLMAO!

[Dave H]

... in response to Sick, real sick!, posted by Ray on Aug 2, 2002

Hi Ray,

I think a kapre or manananggal was playing with my computer when I was away this afternoon. ;o)))

Dave H.

[Jimbo]

... in response to Good Call!, posted by Dave H on Aug 2, 2002

Dave, so that's what George Strait meant by "share it with someone else"? -LOL

I'll bet Mr. Febtember used that song too - "If I were a farm laborer, would you still love me?"  Now there's one smart guy!

Jim

[Dave H]

... in response to ROFL!, posted by Jimbo on Aug 2, 2002

Hey Jimbo,

Now I know what George Straight was alluding to in his song, "Ace In The Hole!" )))

"You've got to have an ace in the hole.
A little secret that nobody knows.
Life is a gamble, a game we all play,
But you need to save something for a rainy day.
You've got to learn to play your cards right if you expect to win in life.
Don't put it all on the line for just one roll.
You've got to have an ace in the hole.

If you're headed down a one way street.
And you're not sure it's the way you wanna go.
In money or love, or all the above,
Have a little more than what you show.
When life deals out a surprise
Have a few surprises of your own.
No matter what you do, no matter where you go
You've got to have an ace in the hole."

Dave H.

[Jimbo]

... in response to Ace In The Hole, posted by Dave H on Aug 2, 2002

Sick, real sick!

:^O

[Windmill Boy]

... in response to Re: How about an update Daddies...., posted by kevin on Aug 1, 2002

Kevin

Thanks  for queing  me  into the  article  below  on  the Japanese intercultural  marriages  it  was  quite  interesting.  

It is  funny that  the  article  mentioned  finding  a  shortage  of  available  women in their  30's  and  beyond.  From what  people  have  told me  that  if  you  are  a  women in Japan, Korea,  China,  Philippines etc. and  single still you  are somewhat  considered  an  old  maid  already  and  it  is  harder  to  find  a mate. Definately  an  attitude that  is  more  prevelant in Asia than  in  the  states. Some  of the  girls  I  have casually  talked  with  have  told  me  that  there  are  many  single  available women   in  their  30's  yet the  Japanese men  are  having  trouble  connecting  with them.

It  was  also  really interesting to  see  that  the  number of japanese  men  marrying foreigners  was  28,000  in  2000  while  the  number  of  women marrying  foreigners ws only  10.000  and  many  of  the  women  were  living  outside  of Japan studying.  Also  fascinating  was  the  statistic  that  ther  are  1.5  million foreigners  in Japan's  population  of  126  million yet  1  million  of  them  are  chinese  and  Koreans  who  have  lived  there  for  generations but  are  not  considered  to  be  japanese.

Finally  of interest  was the  statistic  that  Japans  population  is  projected  to Decline  by 20 %  over  the  next  50 years.  Definately  news  that  one  does  not  come  accross  regading  population  decline.  I have  heard  a  radio  program  about half  a  year  ago  depicting  the  stresses  that  Japan  and  Italy  are  going  through now and  America  will begin  to  go  through  in the  next 10  years   with  the  population  getting  older  and  requiring  more  money  for  support  and  not  enough younger  people  in  the  work  force  generating   the  money  in  taxes  to  support  the  elderly. Ther  is  definately  going  to  be  a  rift  where  the  elderly  want  to  collect  their social  security  piece  of  the  pie  that  they  paid  into    and the  Younger  generation  who  will  really  resent  the  elderly  for  the  much higher percentage  of taxes they  will  have  to  pay  to  keep  social  security  somewhat  functioning.  Many of the  eldery are  living longer than  ever  before  and ultimately  will collect  more  than  they  actually  paid  into the system.

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I  also  want  to  congratulate  you  on  the  positive  vibes you  are  geting  from Ramilyn.  I  hope  it  keeps  on  getting  better  and  stronger  for   you.

Windmill  Boy

[BrianN]

... in response to Re: How about an update Daddies...., posted by kevin on Aug 1, 2002

Go for it kev... you don't need any more endorsements than your own best opinion!

Cheers!