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I am just beginning to learn... as the "Plainsboy" is a mere 2 months old... HOWEVER, he is young, I am still learning much.
I learned that eventhough I fear hospitals, my son granted me focus and drive and helped overcome that fear. He was 7 wee...
A 2 month old, hungry little boy.
or a tandem team consisting of a yellow and chololate lab jumping on the bed.
I have a 2 month old son who has born 7 weeks premature at home. Normally, I don't get vaccines but this year I will get both for the little guy.
My recommendation has to go for a newer Nissan Xterra. My wife and I have the first model year that came out and absolutely love it, and they have only gotten better. You've got all of the essentials. Strong V6 (sorry no V8, but you get decent mil...
While I like Land / Range Rover, I personally will buy a Toyota Land Cruiser. This article, Road trip: Once around the World (in a Land Cruiser), sealed the deal for me:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/travel/2010171489_trdriveworld01.html
My choice also.
probably the best out-of-box SUV is the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Get a 4-door and you''ve got a great family vehicle. Spend a little bit of money on getting some upgraded skid plates and it will go nearly everywhere you want to go.
By far my favorite of the Broncos jerseys and worn by my favorite player!
I like the uniforms for the Broncos, but seem to have ignored the socks. Of course, being from Colorado and a life long fan of the team, we have always heard about the socks...
To me, they can wear anything.... as long as they keep WINNING!
People make up "zero tolerance policies" and other rules so as to obsolve the powers that be from thinking. Sure, a case-by-case review of each incident would be time-consuming, but punishing a kid who had intent on harm would do far less than lev...
I thought I would respond, although it has been over 10 years since I have been in Vail for an extended period of time.
I seem to remember Pazzo's Pizza (in the Village) as being a great place for a slice of pie and a beer. As for others, I canno...
Thanks for the update. We're glad that you have some good news. Here's hoping that the rest of it can be resolved.
Sorry, I have not checked in for a while.
The baby is good, in fact was released last Saturday and is now home with us. I have not had a chance to sit down with my folks as my nights and weekends were previously spent at the hospital visiting the...
Yeah. I'm kind of wondering the same. It's been nigh on two weeks...let us know what's up.
To a degree, yes. I agree that he shouldn't take responsibility for his dad's behavior.
However, I know that I personally have experienced GREAT results from talking to my parents about their behavior around my wife. There were things that simply...
Thanks, Joseph!
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- Interests
- Family (including my very own growing family), spending time with friends, Dog training, sampling good local craft beer, gardening, woodworking, bird watching, pursuing quiet leisure. I have grown interested in Manliness (obviously) as well as politics and civic involvement. Beginning in November, I will be a father as well.
- Books
- I am quite fond of Edward Abbey's writings as well as Ayn Rand. I typically read non-fiction or fiction novels with a deeper meaning. Of course, when I grow weary of such deep literature, I turn to standard written by Carl Hiassen among others.
- Movies
- Slap Shot, Black Sheep, Dr. Zhivago, Shawshank Redemption, sports movies, thinkers, etc.
- Music
- A diverse musical landscape including Rush, Widespread Panic, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Neil Young, The Tragically Hip, Dream Theater, bluegrass of any type, classic blues, Russian and Hungarian composers, meditative indian flute, classic jazz, big band.
- Quote
- In the modern techno-industrial culture, it is possible to proceed from infancy into senility without ever knowing manhood. ~ Edward Abbey
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Life Happens.
Last Saturday (Sept. 12) my wife and I were surprised to find out that her water broke and she was going into labor. Now, we knew we were pregnant with a boy, but he wasn't due to arrive until November 2nd. After spending a couple days int he hospital, my son was born on Sept 15. Because he was early, he was placed int he NICU for observation. It was a scary time for my wife, myself and our family, but she and baby are both healthy. Keeping this short and quick, little Nick never needed help bre… Continue
Posted on September 21, 2009 at 10:19am — 12 Comments
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 11:09am on May 6, 2009,
Brian Jackson said… - And hope you type better than me.
- At 11:09am on May 6, 2009,
Brian Jackson said…
- Ok, the tie or moniker by themselves would not have caught my eye, but the two together made me wonder. Have a goo day!
- At 11:01am on May 6, 2009,
Brian Jackson said…
- I've got to ask, with the orange and blue tie in your profile pic and the name Plainsman, did you attend Auburn University?
- At 12:34pm on April 27, 2009,
thehuhman said… - Sorry man...about the dog group. I guess I beat you to it, but then we wake up earlier than you guys... LOL.
- At 11:48am on April 27, 2009,
Dennis Heins said… - I've made the change. A field with admin. functions should be appearing for you on the Man's Garden screen. Have fun!
- At 11:05am on April 27, 2009,
Dennis Heins said…
- You bet. Are you interested in bing the administratot?
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