Two for the price of one

So sorry no blog yesterday.  I promised myself when I started this thing, that life would never get in the way of it.  But, it did yesterday as I had a pretty busy day.
So today I give you a double dose as I focus on two subjects: where I want my future career to go, and being a new Daddy.
We had a dinner guest last night and we got into a long discussion of what exactly I wanted to do with the rest of my life.  Not what I job I was GOING to do, but I WANTED to do.  I guess if given the choice, I would want to work at more than one job.  I would want to return to the stage and resume my short-lived stand-up comedy career.  I always loved writing the material, and even on my worst nights, with no crowd reaction, atleast I got the material out there.  I would want to write for some kind of satirical/improv/comedy show, whether it be Daily Central, Saturday Night Live or the like.  Everybody keeps telling me I have some kind of "natural humor," and insight, and that I need to share it with the world....Finally, in a perfect world I would work for the WWE.  No, I would not be a wrestler (at 5'4" I am kind of challenged), but I would work as either an announcer or preferably, a staff writer.  It has been a lifelong love for me, and I know I could do it.  But only God knows if any of these dreams will come to fruition.
On our other topic, in two months I will be a Daddy again.  I have kind of not focused on this much over the last few months because, honestly, I have been distracted.  But I am very excited!  I truly DO look forward to changing the diapers, late-night feedings, watching him say his first words, take his first steps.  I was fortunate enough to hear Jeremy say his first words ("Daddy"), but missed when he started to get mobile.
Baby J will be brought up in a house with TWO parents, in a house filled with love and honesty, and fun.  He will get to share our awesome love of God, and have two parents who adore him, an older brother who will guide him, and a Bishon who who he will eventually outgrow and outlive.  With all the bitching and moaning I do, this part of my life is good.  And best of all, with my life being a "sitcom," this sets the stage for a sequel.  Have a great all--see you tomorrow (I promise.)