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Wonderful news. It’s been well over a year since Mrs 6k and I announced that we were expecting little K-pu and indeed, it’s been over 8 months since little K-pu arrived in a blaze of gory. Dealing with two small kids is hard work, as any parent will tell you, so imagine how I felt when it was announced that we have another one on the way.
The timing actually couldn’t have been worse. A disturbed night with the little one, concluding at 5:45am at which point she (and I) decided to give up completely on the idea of any further slumbers; a Monday morning with the slightest hint of a Grolsch-induced hangover; a hectic week at work and (as yet unknown to anyone except himself) a flat tyre on Roeland the Clio. Oh Happy Day.
So picture my “amusement” when, at 7am, it was announced to me. No beating about the bush, no gentle introduction, no “wouldn’t you like to sit down and have a coffee, dear?” - straight in there.
I’ve got a baby in my tummy and it’s getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
I was stunned. “What are we going to do?”, I asked.
I’m going to call it Toothpaste and it’s going to buy me a new train set.
“Cool. Want to come and watch Winnie the Pooh now?”
Yes.
For those of you who haven’t caught on yet, it’s our almost-three-year-old son that is “expecting”. And not just a baby called Toothpaste, but a new train set as well, it seems.
This is no bad omen. Choosing a name as daft as ”Toothpaste” indicates that little Alex will surely one day be some sort of film star or musical artiste, earning megabucks and therefore be able to look after us long into our retirement. Which, assuming he makes his first movie/number one aged eight, will begin in around five years time.
I can’t wait.
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Just make sure you write some daft werewolf love story or something that drives the tweens wild for him to be the lead in.
You’re gold.
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Good grief I was about to crack open the champagne, but I feel he is a bit young to be congratulated on such an event.
It seems to me he wants to be a mom when he grows up?
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Goblin > No. I’m “old”.
Well – you’re into all those kiddies books. What’s that odd Harry Potter spinoff you’re always going on about?
Twilight baby!
Goblin´s last blog post was: And the voting is open for the farce of the year (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)
Is it a bit soon for the birds and bees chat? Perhaps just the basic differences about boys and girls then.
Rob > Boys/Girls/Oral hygiene products
For minute I thought it was April 1st! You almost had me, but then I realise that Mrs 6000 doesn’t have time to play with trains.
I’ve heard that giving birth to a train set is quite tough apparently…
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Robyn > Indeed not. Too busy knitting.Have you voted? http://tr.im/vote6k
Craig > I don’t want to think about it. It would be like poo’ing lego. Argh. Now I’ve thought about it. Eww.
Yeah, yeah, I’ve voted. You’re bound to win now!
Robyn > fankoo.
It could be worse. He could be destined for a career in advertising.