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Flop

In no particular order:

  • Dads wear milk. Yes they do.
  • I like the idea of carrying a baby in a sling, but do I have to look so flamingly gay as I do it?
  • No single task a parent does is difficult or particularly time-consuming.
  • The tasks just never...
      ...ever...
      ...ever...
      ...stop.
  • After 1:00 a.m., Cartoon Network keeps me sane.
  • Sane. Yes, I know what that word means.
  • Things that would be nice to have along with the twins:
  • Having a towel handy at all times is every bit as useful as the book says.
  • Shower? I can't remember. Why do you ask?
  • Sleep is the best thing. Ever.
  • Babies can get a hell of a grip on your chest hair.
  • What is the sound of one hand typing? A child-holding daddygeek.
  • Babies wait until the old diaper is pulled out to really let loose on the new one underneath. If you're lucky, you're leaning close to fasten the closure on a new type of diaper, and you get it in the face to boot.
  • You know about that new-diaper-under-the-old trick because of sad experience.
  • If you ever have to dress a sack of spastic potatoes, you're set.
  • Breast milk in coffee is actually pretty good. (It was the tail-end of a bottle. Jeez...)
  • A baby's wail is the ultimate hammer, negotiation-wise.
  • Or maybe it's when they reach up toward your face as you feed them. That's like crack.
  • Even though I feel like I look like one of those guys in that Romero flick muttering "brains.....", life is very, very good.

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