I've got to hand it to my wife, she pulled it off, she successfully delivered two wonderful babies on Dec 16/10 (about 10 days earlier than scheduled by induction and about 30 days earlier than term).
The two kids are named Sam & Zoe.
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
Spencer Tracey?
Audrey Hepburn?
When folk find out we have had twins, in many cases, a look of horror travels across their faces. Some actually say: "better you than me."
Four weeks into it, I can say sleep deprivation is pretty rough.
But, Santanyana once said: "There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the interval."
So, maybe that's what I'll try to do.
3 comments:
Excellent pics of the children.
The closeness that twins experience is unique. Growing up in the same family, and the same age, they are in a unique position to share perspectives on life. On the other hand, many twins experience a need for space. They may find their close relationship to be stifling. Depending on their personalities they may be the best of friends or worst of enemies. Their closeness having the potential to both bring them together or separate them as far as possible from each other.
Poem Source: Twin Poems - Poems about Twins http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/family/twin-poems.asp#ixzz1B2xSTSzG
Yes, but which one will be the good or evil twin?
M.K. Works
I have always wanted to be a twin. I can only surmise that growing up with a twin would be a rare and truly unique experience. Twins share a bond that goes beyond the typical sibling bond. They will be each others confidant and protector.
You have posted excellent pictures of the twins and I enjoyed reading the amusing perspective from the sleep deprived, but obviously elated father.
Congratulations to you both!
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