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20040609 Wednesday June 09, 2004

How could you not like children?

Ask me that question a year ago and I would say, "how many ways would you like the answers?"

But now, how could I not like children? Look at this cutie cute cute baby baby... ahem... btw, that's my daughter, she's turning 1 year old this month.

Even my mother submitted that I was not the children-kind-of-person; even when I, was a child myself.

I was may be 7 or 8, a tidy, I should say "pristine", toy crate was an obsession. Every toy was in it's box, and every box has it's place in the crate and all was in harmony. Btw, I am the youngest of four so absolutely no one touches my toy box. Except of course, the "guest".

When mother says, go "play" with your little friend! Gasp, my worse nightmare! I wished she meant hide-and-seek. They're just like "guest" accounts, password is always "welcome", they log right in and head straight for the confidential and proprietary. The worse was the phrase "Go play with", which was always taken as an implied "take ownership" permission to what they want and trash as they see fit!

I wonder what happened to that toy crate? You should see my cubicle today. Everything got it's place alright, which is just about anywhere that fits, or not. Ok, mostly not. It's not gonna get me any cleanliness award from Workplace Resources but I can find my stuff. Afterall, I need to keep up with the image of an engineer.

Parenthood does strange things to people. I couldn't imagine how I would take care of my own children which is may be why we waited so long before having our first. But now, just can't ever seems to spend enough time on my new obsession!

(2004-06-09 03:03:03.0) Permalink Comments [1]

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Congratulations, I have four myself and boy they really do change every aspect of your life.Enjoy each day like it was your last,cause before you know it, they grow up.

Posted by Ron Meng on June 09, 2004 at 05:46 AM PDT #

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