A formal apology

Gobey

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I must apologize to all of the club members who may have been wondering where I've been...maybe I'm just imagining that I've been missed :lol:

As many of you know, Niki and I now have a baby boy (Jackson Robert Bouvier) and he's been taking up most (all) of my free time, which I've previously been able to devote to the club.

I must extend thanks to the various board members that have been able to pick up the slack and keep the remainder of 2007 in tact.

Also, just last Wednesday I was formally inducted as Scoutmaster of my Boy Scout Troop 44 in West Hartford - a position I've been working towards since I made Eagle Scout back in 1995. (man I'm lucky I had a son...)

Furthermore, I just had an offer on a house accepted and I hope to move the first week of July...big decision that came out of left field. Jackson took over too much tank space...priorities my friends...

There's so much on my plate right now it's looking more like a freaking buffet.

So, to all the PMs I haven't responded to and all other lack of contact, I'm sorry and I'll do my best to catch up...

This is a good thing and once the dust settles (if it ever settles) a new house means NEW REEFS...I already have a plan!!!

I'm just so darn thankful that I have my health (mental health is still TBD) and I wish everyone happy and healthy reefing.

NOW DO THAT WATER CHANGE YOU'VE BEEN PROCRASTINATING!
 
Congrats on the baby, I didn't know. And the house, and the scouts........WOW you are busy.
Have I been gone that long???? ;)
 
As Ferris Bueller put it best....

"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop once and look around once and a while, you could miss it..."

Enjoying everything all at once - lets see how my doctor can keep up with the appropirate medications :)
 
Re: A formal apology

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10111862#post10111862 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Gobey

This is a good thing and once the dust settles (if it ever settles) a new house means NEW REEFS...I already have a plan!!!


Got news for you Rich... it never settles. But, I do guarantee it will stir up even more as time goes on. :D So....whens #2 commin? :lol:
 
I was listening to the boneyard on the way to work the other day on XM.

Black Sabbath, sign of the southern cross, who would of figured....

"Don't live for pleasure
Make life your treasure"

You are well on your way, my man.
 
Congrats! Just in case you didn't know this, crying babies like gurgling fish tanks with lots of bright fish so tank maintenance is kinda like maintaining a baby sitter.

Ditto to Cato's comment.
 
I agree with ctreefer. Bouncy seat in front of tank, vibrate on, music blaring.... Pure happiness. Uhhh.... for the baby that is. It is the most expensive baby toy I have, but I wouldn't trade the cost for being able to eat dinner with both hands.
 
Unfortunately the big old farm in Coventry didn't happen - I'm staying in West Hartford (some day...).
 
WoW :eek2:...This is the most I've ever seen you post in one thread. Now stop neglecting Jackson and go change his diaper :D
BTW Congratulations.
 
Congrats on all! Best of luck with your move and the baby. Cause your gonna need it:rollface: No really enjoy it all now cause when they grow up well ......that's when the real fun begins!

~Dee~
 
Congratulations!! I was wondering what the little frag was going to turn out to be. Little boys are awesome!! Mine just turned 4 and every day is an amazing adventure. And you have gotten some great advice - just park that infant seat in front of your tank - Jackson will be entranced. Just hope that his first words aren't "hair algae" or "RTN, dad!" Enjoy every minute!
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10113538#post10113538 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by OK
I agree with ctreefer. Bouncy seat in front of tank, vibrate on, music blaring.... Pure happiness. Uhhh.... for the baby that is. It is the most expensive baby toy I have, but I wouldn't trade the cost for being able to eat dinner with both hands.

Sooooo True!:lol:
 
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