'becca is reading Aaron a story
Monday, January 30, 2006
West Coast Hublers in town
'becca is reading Aaron a story
Thursday, August 25, 2005
HP Media Center PC
Take it home, dvd burner can't burn iso disk images w/o third party software. I'm going to have to go on the internet and download a special program.... I... I... may get one of those windows viruses and my pc will slow down to a halt.... oh well, windows will be gone soon...
ok, let me at least play with all these doodads before I wipe out windows... hmmm... you know I can do work stuff in windows and I can see what windows has been up to since '95...
Spent 30 minutes wondering why
set PATH=%PATH%;c:\java\bin
wasn't working. Apparently there are 2 different DOS shells, cmd.exe and command.exe. Command.exe is ancient useless program...I should have been using cmd.exe. oh man, I'm in trouble.
Saturday, July 02, 2005
Mommy's away, time to play
Faced his car seat forward in the van today, he didn't seemed to even notice.
Got movie at BlockBuster, Team America, World Police. Got I only got part way through it before Aaron decided I needed to stop the movie and get on board with guys party time.
He's asleep but we're going to pick up Charlie, Yvonne and Noah at airport at 10:30PM. Let's see how he reacts to the car transfer.
Sunday, April 17, 2005
Heartford
We ate at Black-eyed Sally's and Trumbull's Place. Mussels and Trumbull's Place were gritty, but Sally's Cajun BBQ was excellent. I highly recommend Sally's Pigout, although pulled pork and smoked cheese grits were the real winners of the dish.
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Sunday, April 10, 2005
Yard clean-up this weekend
Also rented GT4. Huge hype around the game and it is amazing, but for some reason I got bored quickly. Graphics were practically perfect, cars awesome (cuda, super bird, charger) and entertaining, but then again, I haven't been engrossed in a game since GTA Vice City.
Sunday, March 13, 2005
Tuesday, August 10, 2004
"jump"
Wednesday, August 04, 2004
gas-o-matic 2000
We had 2 good nights of sleep and have yet to duplicate that again. What did we do so right those 2 nights that we're not doing right now? I'm pretty sure it has to do w/how awake we've had him all day, but keeping a baby awake it harder than you think.
I really enjoy reading to him, but he has to be in the mood for it. If he's not studying the pages on the book, I kinda feel like I'm just bugging him, trying to drill verbiage into his brain like every educational zealous parent.
Tuesday, July 27, 2004
You know you're a new parent when...
Two days back into work. Mom's been a beam of light on Monday after work, and a pack of wolves Tuesday after work. Longterm I'm predicting somewhere in-between. It was nice to leave work with a whole family awaiting your return.
Bellybutton fell off today. Marginally less gross then stub, but I'm told puss ball with clear up.
Working from home tomorrow, need to set ground rules w/mommy. All communication to me will be thru IM, even if you have to walk right past me to get to your computer.
Sunday, July 25, 2004
1 week and already daddy's little boy
So it's almost 11PM and he's wide awake. Not good. It's no fair the only time I get with him, he's supposed to be going to bed. Hopefully by next weekend his schedule will be shifted. I've noticed that when he's awake for any length of time, he ends up crying for food or going back to sleep. Now he's starting to entertain himself. Cool!
Going back to work tomorrow. We'll see what kind of routine we'll get into. I'll have to think of some interactive things we can do together and maybe get some chores done at the same time.
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Sleep
Gas smiles are the funniest thing. Aaron's face goes from grimace to grinning in 2 seconds. Also, when he's in-and-out of sleep, his eyes flash open and they's usually to one side or the other and it looks like he's pretending to be asleep and checking to see who's sneaking up on him.
He's starting to wake, I think he's hungry. Amy will unfortunately have to get up, hopefuly she's been able to sleep. She gets about 5 hours a day if she's lucky.
Monday, July 19, 2004
Announcing Aaron Franklin Hubler
Email I sent out from the hospital
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Amy was in labor for 23 1/2 hours. I never realized that when someone says they were in labor for that length of time, it doesn't mean they were killing time for 23 hours, and had pains for 30 minutes. Instead it actually means 1410 minutes of pain, approx. 400 contractions, 17 glasses of ice water, 4 shifts of nurses and 2 shifts of Drs.. Amy did a great job through it all!
Aaron is in great health. Sleeping right now on Mommy's chest after having a nice big dinner.
We should be home Monday around noon time.
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6 hours in the house and Aaron's already running the show. We're at his beck and call. I was able to get groceries and put together dinner including some stuffed shells Nana Franklin made. Very good and very handy!
We're preparing for a long night, that's when he does his best screaming. I'm a heavy sleeper but I didn't realize how heavy until last night when he was balling his eyes out and I didn't even roll over. This can be a problem. Amy will have to get good at waking me up when she needs help.
So we're eager to get to know Aaron. So far I'd say he's got a very healthy appetite. Poor Amy. She's starting to make milk now, so with the increase in calories, maybe Aaron's appetite will change.
Lucy was intrigued, Hershey a bit less so. Lucy thinks this can only be bad news at the food dish. She's ready to lay the ground rules to Aaron if she has too.
It's great to be back home w/the baby.
Thursday, July 15, 2004
I'll miss you mucous plug
Usual night for us, Amy at TV, me at terminal. I rented Driv3r for Ps2, driving was fun, missions didn't compare to Grand Theft Auto.