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A BIG congratulations on the birth of your daughter. Hope she and your wife are doing well !! AND it certainly looks like your \"house is in order\" when it comes to being a DAWG household. When you can, put up some pics of your kids, especially with the UGA shirts on. No wonder we haven't seen you posting lately, you've been pretty busy !!
Yes, Dungy is a shining example of his walk. There was speculation that if they won the SB that he was going to retire and go into the ministry. Looks now like he may coach a while longer.

It has been a busy time. My mother in NC had some health issues so I had to go back and forth a lot and now the new oung lady is here. Everyone is doing well and I will work on some pictures. I need to find a new picture shrinking program for free.

I was also dealing with a bad case of post football season depression. I have taken my meds and started focusing on march madness and then baseball. I will be better.

I think we all could use some of your post depression meds. Good to see your posts again.

I am glad to be back. Truthfully, I also had a problem adjusting to the new format. All the words on the side pinch the forum threads in and make it harder to read. I had to build a bridge and get over it with the help of Bob Dole.

kentdaddy, congratulations! I have a son and a daughter -- my girl is 7 months old, and she already runs my everloving life. I can't imagine what it'd be like with two little princesses around; how do you have the money to afford interweb upkeep and suchlike?

As my son did, my daughter will attend her first baseball game at Foley Field in March. We'll be there along with the rest of my family and (hopefully) my uncle's family for the Gardner-Webb series. I tell you what, my boy went to his first baseball game when he was less than four months old, and don't let anyone tell you that's not a bonding experience. It's absolutely phenomenal.

Congrats again, and GO DAWGS!!!

My oldest daughter saw a baseball game at 3 or 4 months also. The newest one will be going this spring to some minor league ball. I think it is actually easier when they are that young because they are not mobile. Just strap 'em in and enjoy.