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Good luck.
Will you be announcing gender on your blog?
How about "Seagate" for a name? ;)
Hope all goes well.
We won't know gender for a few more months. Patrick didn't show his gender until a couple of weeks before birth and he was getting pictures taken every few weeks (his mom had gestational diabetes).
Kind of made me start wondering if my kid will one day think I violated her privacy by blogging about her. I can envision her now in an interview down the road..."So, I see here according to your mother's blog that as a child you had a Rainman-like obsession with color-sorting your clothes in your closet. How will that affect your work here?"
I think the Lucille Packard Children's Hospital oversees part of the maternity ward for Stanford -- so some of the medical software training systems I work on may play a part -- funny how things come together -- much love
Start building up the sleep reserves now. You'll soon be on the night-shift! But its a great gig
chris@rawstylus.wordpress.com
Having a baby is incredible! My baby just turned 12yrs and I miss the newborn age :-)
Good Luck and try not to be nervous about the pregnancy. I'm sure everything will be smooth sailing!
Just kidding, congratulation to the both of you! I do not know when you had time ;-)
- Neil.
PS- Will the birth by podcasted?
Translation: we'll see. :-)
If the new new Scoble needs someone more her/his age to learn the ropes of WoW from, I'm sure my 4-year-old would oblige.
Renee
Mike
Let's hope there are no delays in the shipping :)
Congrat's!
I look forward to meeting the little one on many of it's little adventures with you both!
Yay!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6421053.stm
"One of Bosnia's three-member presidency has helped a woman in labour by escorting her car to hospital at high speed with his motorcade.
Zeljko Komsic noticed a distressed couple driving fast near the town of Maglaj late on Saturday.
Suad Ibrahimovic said he and his wife, Jasminka, were so grateful that they would name the baby after him."
As a recently new dad myself, something I've learned:
1. when your wife is pregnant, she is always right -- just, don't bother arguing. Just don't. ;)
2. after the baby is born, use both parents to help babysit -- they'll enjoy it, and you'll get much needed sleep.
Cheers
tony @ dji
Second, super congrats to you and Maryam! I'm kinda surprised you found out yesterday that you have been expecting for so long... usual the morning sickness and body pains/changes are a dead give away. My wife and I just had a baby last October, so good luck with it all.
And don't get too set on a hospital. My wife and I had planned to go to a specific place in the DC area, but got stuck in rush hour traffic and ended up having to call 911 to have them take her to the nearest place (Baby and mom were fine, just our baby girl was coming faster than I could get her to a hospital).
Again, good luck! If you are in the DC area and need anything let me know.
This child is likely to be very well documented...
in video, blog posts and podcasts.
One thing is sure, it will be well loved and have access to some really great toys.
:)
If you want an idea for a name, how about Scoble 3.0?
Big win: Not gender-specific, and totally geek-friendly. And it pays proper respect to Brother Patrick. :-)
Best wishes from the UK.
Dave: Nah, I don't want to give the kid a name that'd get him taped to a tree in high school! :-)
Tim: tell me about it. Maryam and I just went through Europe, too, and she didn't have many symptoms other than her usual "eat chocolate" urges were gone.
Robert your are very right about wives:)
Wonder how much trouble you'd get into for signing a 2-month-old up for Second Life...
Being so public with your life is a hard thing to do but it does bring you much support and friendship as can be seen by the comments on this post.
Jan
:))
But remember ... somethings shouldn't be taped and shared on the internet ... :-)
Congratulations Robert and Maryam but when did you find the time. ;-)
Haven't picked out names yet? If it's a boy how about Blog, if a girl, Blogirl.
a big congrats from Denmark again
As opposed to an old one? :-)
At which age will she/he start blogging?
eh eh ;)
Could prove to be some interesting, shows forus all!
I hope it gets the geekiest, most Web 2.0 name possible ;)
This is so exciting! I love reading both of your blogs.
Steve
+Austin
As a recently new dad myself, something I’ve learned:
1. when your wife is pregnant, she is always right — just, don’t bother arguing. Just don’t.