Don’t Panic
We all knew this might happen one day. We all knew the risks involved. We all understood the consequences.
There is no point assigning blame or pointing fingers now. It won’t help to bicker about whose fault it is. We’re all in this together now. Panicking won’t solve anything either no matter how easy it feels to give in to it. The important thing now is to remain calm. We can get through this if we just stick together.
Yes. We must remain calm and… and.. deal with this as responsible, mature adults. We just have to accept that it has happened because panicking will not change the fact that I, Invader Stu, am going to become a father.
Yes. You read it right. In just a few months (October in fact) I will be busy changing nappies and drinking enough caffeine to raise the dead.
I could not be more excited… absolutely terrified but excited.
gefeliciteerd.. resistance is futile :) So is the blog title going to read invasion failed :)
Life changes now….
Congratulations, Stu to you both!!! Such good news!! :-))
PARABENS!! (portuguese word for congrats ;-)
Shamin – What do you mean the invasion failed? I’m creating a little sleeper agent and growing my forces. The invasion is not even close to over. Holland will be mine. Mahahaha.
Hi, congratulations on your becoming a father in the nearest future! I can totally see why you’re excitingly panicking because after all, you’re going to have a baby and that’s scary. I am soon to become a third-time mom, and I am just as excited and just as close to panic as with my first child. Your advice not to panic is straight on, so let’s not panic, OK? Don’t panic? AAAAAAArgh!