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Gettin' Near Forty & My Boy's Almost ONE




The interesting and unexpected, thing is that gettin' all: father, Dad, being someone who's got a little somebody, is that you take a little more time asking, who you are? where you are? and what it means to be careening around the corner toward forty, forty?

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Anonymous said…
Levy,

I think as part of your redesign, you turned on comment moderation. If you can turn it off- do so, it keeps people from commenting if they can't see the results right away. Unless you're being stalked or something!

Billy
Sun May 06, 01:16:00 PM PDT
Anonymous said…
Levy - what a gorgeous photo!!

One of the advantages of being a parent at 40 (as opposed to 20) - you have enough experience behind you to be able to enjoy it, rather than to resent how it absorbs all your time and energy. Not that I have a kid but that is what my dad says. Of course I was the kid he had at 20.
Sun May 13, 02:21:00 PM PDT
Anonymous said…
At Target I gently steer my kids towards toys I would enjoy as well… "Alec, telescopes rock !!!!"
I feel a little ashamed.
GG
Mon May 14, 10:22:00 AM PDT
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