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are you a father?

Updated shot of my girl. She got the hat for the welcome home at the airport (Mrs Pacman comes home from durka-durkastan this week!!!)

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Right on, dads! I honestly can't imagine life without the blessing that is my children. Here's my brood from last Halloween: Amanda, 6, Nick, 9, and Patrick, 12. I shared a Maiden concert with my oldest a couple weeks ago, the first of many more to come!
 
My kids are 17 and 15 & have lost the power of speaking normally or of being reasonable.
But we love or teenage kids anyway.
(Any teenagers on board - your parents ARE cool - we just Embarrass you for our own amusement, I'm sure there are TB teen parents who will agree with this. I lOVE being a public Embarrassing when I'm out and about with the kids).
 
On May 30th 2008 I became a granddad. This is a great thread and I had to share the latest addition to our family.

My daughter and son in law are both in the Air Force. I can't imagine being more proud.
I also have a son still at home who is seriously considering military service next year.

the teenage years are scary, but they turn back into humans you can truly be proud of if you just have patience.

Jimi
 

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I have 2

12 yr old boy, who's into soccer, hot rods and playing bass

7 yr old girl, who's just crazy about horses. She's already competed in 2 shows.

I never wanted kids as a young adult, never thought I'd be a fit dad. Now, I don't know what I'd do without them.