Apparently, the only available time to write with a newborn in the house is rarely, if ever. Thus far, my learning curve has been a steep one. Current time is 11:07pm, Danielle went to bed to try and get a couple of hours of sleep before the next feeding, and Ellis lies swaddled tight in his bed while making various and odd sounds as he settles in. At least I

I took a quick break while Danielle is resting in her room with my mom to run home, get a shower and check the mail. Last night at 6:59pm CST Ellis Perrin Peters breathed his first breath in this giant-little world. He weighed in at a solid 5 lbs., 3.75 oz. and was in full possession of 10 fingers, 10 toes and all necessary utilities. He is, as you might

Real quick update…. As of this moment, there will be two dates that will forever be sewn into my puny memory (remember, friends have been calling me Pappy for years): January 19, 2007, the day our son was to be born, and December 21, 2006, the day our son will be born; a month earlier than expected and a day that I never thought would actually arrive. After our doctor’s

Consistent content; I’m sorry my website lacks it. Most days I don’t even know how to speak like a normal person, much less attempt to communicate in a public setting such as this. I’ll just type and see what comes about. Awhile back, Andrew Peterson invited me to sub for Andrew Osenga whose wife was to give birth to their second child during this time. (The Osengas actually had their