did the Rockets change their logo again?? congrats, he'll look great in his Houston sports decor bedroom at home. Hey, and I have just the gift for him...my most prized possession, that is very hard for me to part with...my Yao Ming Celebriduck. It's still yet to take its maiden voyage.
Great! Codell junior can be the visual representation of his dad here on the BBS! p.s. great pic Anti !
Far out, Dude!!! Mrs. Codell and hubby hit a grand slam, a half-court shot, a 99 yard return... "and may your first child... be a masculine child", and it was! Your life is over as you have known it and you now are, "Not tha Momma!!".
Thanks for the well wishes everyone. Good work on the photoshop Anti. Here is the story: Wife went to the Dr. on Weds and found out that she had something called preeclampsia. Basically, its labor induced hypertension. So they decided to induce. However, late Wed and early Thursday, her blood pressure returned to normal and they left us with the option of proceeding with the inducement or going home and giving the baby more time. We decided we weren't going home without a baby, plus he was already full term (38 weeks). SO they broke her water at about noon yesterday and gave her Pitocin. She went into labor immediately. From noon to 3, the wife cussed, screamed and yelled at me until she was 4 cms, which was when they could give her an epidural. The epidural was a God send. Basically, this numbs everything from the waist down to the point where all she could feel is pressure. This helped immediately. Wife had no paint at all through the rest of the deliver. She had to push for about 1 1/2 hours though. Honestly, it was a beautiful experience and despite all the complications that my wife had through this whole pregnancy, he came out absolutely perfect and healthy. It was an awesome experience.
congrats codell. you can never start to early teaching them how to box out and make a left handed layup.
I know what Codell was doing 9 months ago. or is that 8 months? I think 9. Neat baby. AS, nice YYPS job.
