Billie Jo and I welcomed our baby girl, Kaitlyn Morgan, into the world today. 6lb.s 9oz
good timing, she will be able to make the next meeting !
good timing, she will be able to make the next meeting !
She finally arrived today.....
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Congrats as well!
X4! Another Gemini...
Congrats!
X6, time to go fire up a good stogie!
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yeah when I was at the upper salt river and my altanator went out, it was a long drive home. 
the good part is now she sees the importance of a dual battery setup and lockers....Shhh! I have her convinced lockers are part of the electrical system
the good part is now she sees the importance of a dual battery setup and lockers....Shhh! I have her convinced lockers are part of the electrical system
Well, they are, aren't they?? You've got my vote! Johnyeah when I was at the upper salt river and my altanator went out, it was a long drive home.
the good part is now she sees the importance of a dual battery setup and lockers....Shhh! I have her convinced lockers are part of the electrical system
I've heard of baby forces sale but isn't this a little abrupt?
1991 Toyota Landcruiser W/ custom offroad trailer FULLY loaded
Keep the truck and sell something else bro.
Oh yeah... pics of the rugrat too. It's tradition around here.
1991 Toyota Landcruiser W/ custom offroad trailer FULLY loaded
Keep the truck and sell something else bro.
Oh yeah... pics of the rugrat too. It's tradition around here.
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man your quick !
I have been tossing around the idea of selling my 80 series and getting a fj cruiser or a tacoma.I'll probally end up keeping the cruiser and just selling the trailer.
Anyway check out the link for the pics of my new midget
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I have been tossing around the idea of selling my 80 series and getting a fj cruiser or a tacoma.I'll probally end up keeping the cruiser and just selling the trailer.
Anyway check out the link for the pics of my new midget
Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket
I had an 80 before the family came. Now I really wish I still had it. Keep it, you'll need the room. Keep the trailer too.
And congrats
Man, am I proud of you, and your wife as well! I remember well when I realized that I would soon be a Dad. It changed all of my life. It was late for us, and the event was a miracle for us. It was supposed to be impossible.
My daughter defied all of the doctors' predidictions. She was conceived in spite of them.
We refused to to change our lifestyle, and took Lessa wheeling at up to 6 months gestation. Her first Wheeling run was in Mom's belly on a gentle trail. We drove up Pinal Mountain outside of Globe.
We talked to her all the way. She didn't get another trip until she was three months born.
Then we took the same trail. We showed her the same place. She was rapt in her attention. Never underestimate the instincts of the small ones. She knew where she was, and that she had been there before. This was her place. Small kids are more aware than we can know.
In both my Montero, and the Land Cruiser, I realize more and more that Lessa knows where she has been. In every situation where I nearly rolled over, she felt my fear. Every place that inspired me with beauty, she remembers. Most of her early memories are softly subdued. But all of the outdoor experiences are strong in her memory. The beauty of the outdoor world is vivid in her memory. This has affected her greatly.
She is a "critter kid" She really expects to be able to pet the squirrels. She is completely at home in the forest. She has learned from me things that I don't even remember knowing. Being a dad is the most incredible experience ever. Enjoy it for all it is worth!
My daughter defied all of the doctors' predidictions. She was conceived in spite of them.
We refused to to change our lifestyle, and took Lessa wheeling at up to 6 months gestation. Her first Wheeling run was in Mom's belly on a gentle trail. We drove up Pinal Mountain outside of Globe.
We talked to her all the way. She didn't get another trip until she was three months born.
Then we took the same trail. We showed her the same place. She was rapt in her attention. Never underestimate the instincts of the small ones. She knew where she was, and that she had been there before. This was her place. Small kids are more aware than we can know.
In both my Montero, and the Land Cruiser, I realize more and more that Lessa knows where she has been. In every situation where I nearly rolled over, she felt my fear. Every place that inspired me with beauty, she remembers. Most of her early memories are softly subdued. But all of the outdoor experiences are strong in her memory. The beauty of the outdoor world is vivid in her memory. This has affected her greatly.
She is a "critter kid" She really expects to be able to pet the squirrels. She is completely at home in the forest. She has learned from me things that I don't even remember knowing. Being a dad is the most incredible experience ever. Enjoy it for all it is worth!
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