I’m going to be a daddy

May 13, 2011 8 Comments


Just to be completely 21st century I am announcing to the world this very good personal news via my blog…

On December 16th, 2011 we are expecting our first child to be born. It is such great news and my wife and I welcome this new addition to our new family with open arms.

Every new life stage brings with it many challenges but also so much reward.

Life is good and the fact that we are going to get to share our love with another little Talbot is going to be so much fun.

I know that I will learn far more from this little bundle of joy than he/she or them (twins?) could ever possibly learn from me.

Life in its essence is creative and so it is with much joy that my wife Athaliah and I announce this good news to you all.

 

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About GeoffTalbot: Geoff Talbot is the founder of this Creative Blog. He loves writing words that encourage creative people.

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  • Suziesun7@aol.com

    Truly and wonderfully awesome, congrats.x

    • http://sevensentences.com GeoffTalbot

      thanks Suz… we are both so so excited… great to live this life in community

  • Duane

    Hey G, Congratulations! That is great news, and very quick out of the blocks!

    I noticed ads here now, does this mean you are a professional blogger now?

    • http://sevensentences.com GeoffTalbot

      yeah bro… all professional… thanks mate

  • http://www.beingfullypresent.com El

    Congratulations! Such an exciting time for you and your wife. We are going to be grandparents for the first time in November, so we share the journey and excitement of new life and new possibilities!

  • nate

    Congrats brother! So excited for you both. You will be great parents!!!

    • http://sevensentences.com GeoffTalbot

      Thanks Nate

  • http://markdaniels.blogspot.com Mark Daniels

    Congratulations to you and your wife, Geoff. God grant healthy pregnancy and childbirth.

    There is absolutely nothing that is more joy-filled or demanding or important than being a parent. May God give you wisdom and patience and courage…and may have you have fun.

    Parents have only two tasks, really:

    1. To prepare their children for adult living.

    2. Also, though interconnected with the other task, to introduce their children to the God made known to all in Christ.

    I have been an imperfect giver of these gifts. But it is deeply moving and gratifying to see my kids (now 29 and 26) setting sail through their lives with Christ by their sides. Anything may come their ways in this imperfect world, but they will be ready for anything…and do it better than I ever have.

    God bless you and yours.