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Happy 3rd Birthday, Teaspoon

February 28th, 2012 Leave a comment Go to comments

I really have no words to express how proud I am of this little guy and trying to rationalize the time that has passed since his birth is impossible. 3 years ago today I held my first child in my arms, weighing in at just over 3 pounds,  before he would be whisked away by 15 nurses to the N.I.C.U. to be hooked up to machines for the next 4 weeks. Scared, terrified, and wasn’t sure what was going to happen. Doctor kept telling us that he was a fighter. 3 years later they couldn’t have been more right.

With the energy of his mother and the persistence of his father this 33lb brick house is… wait, am I writing an intro to NFL Films?

Teaspoon, you’ve been an amazing little man in our lives and an incredible big brother to the O-man. Thanks for making the last 3 years an incredible ride and I smile with pride as I watch you grow up. You’re already rocking at pre-school and have shown a passion for hockey (thank you God!), are a role model to your younger bro and have better manners than most adults. Raise a bottle of chocolate milk buddy, you can kick the Most Interesting Man in the World’s ass.

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  • Chellymge

    Happy Birthday buddy!!!

  • http://www.shouldidrinkthat.com spoon

    He had a good day :)

  • Hutch Jr.

    It’s been a long time since I have visited your site sir, but that is one good looking young man. I truly appreciate your reference to teaspoon’s manners, we (as American parents collectively) are weak on this. I’m not saying you and I, but I see way too many never been slapped by their Dad morons wear a baseball cap right into the restaurant, sit down and never take it off…..or if they do, put it on the table. Keep up the good work sir, our polite culture is worth passing on to those who will take the torch!

  • http://www.shouldidrinkthat.com spoon

    Thanks hutch! People are afraid to raise their voice to discipline out of fear that someone may sue them or find out a cameraphone is putting them on you tube.

    If my dad ever saw me with a hat on at the table or in a restaurant he would slap it off me. You can tell that our parents manners are rubbing off on him