Fred,
I have been lucky so far with the baby in the bed deal. It lasted
two nights. The scary part is Anne goes back to work next
week , and I will be watching the baby during the days.
Yikes !!! a scary thing for me :-) I now know why people
have babies when they are young. I am getting to old for this
baby stuff. Heck I will be ready for Social Security when the little
guy is graduating from High School.
Oh yes , on the car stuff. The other day I spent all afternoon in 95
degree temps putting the rear sway bar on the Z and getting it ready
to AutoX . I was packing my tools and spares when Anne came out
and asked what I was doing. I said getting ready for tomorrow. She
replied , if you go you might as will keep on driving .
Mike
Fred_Katz@ci.sf.ca.us wrote:
> On 8/23/2001 Michael Poorboy <bitterrootprop@nidlink.com> wrote:
>
> >This new baby stuff is killing me. Oh well maybe by next year I can
> >get some sleep.
>
> Mike,
>
> Don't ever let your wife bring the baby into your bed to sleep between you
> two. At least not on a regular basis. Our 1st-born daughter would cry and
> rattle the crib-rails for hours until we brought her to our bed. It was
> never fun to wake up with pee-soaked blankets in the middle of the night!
> (Not me, she did it!) We got smarter with our 2nd-born, she stayed in the
> crib.
>
> P.S. about the time my kids came along is when the roadster stopped being
> used for many years.
>
> Fred - So.SF
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