Quality interweb mischief from Jared Bridges
The weather is nice, and I’m going outside to play. Due to travel, other writing projects, the need for a brief blogging sabbatical, and the general busyness of life, TruePravda will be on hiatus from regular posting until June 6th. I’ve never really taken a break longer than a week since I started this two … Read more
It’s about that time for a new round of newborn photos to keep the relatives at bay, so here goes:
The requests keep coming, so I give you a sampling of the latest photos of our little guy, all snapped by his mother. Happy Valentine’s Day, and enjoy.
I’ll undoubtedly be lynched by the family if I don’t post some more photos of our newborn son, so I will oblige. I’m not showing off here—really. I’m doing this because the family wants to see the photos. I’m not showing off. I’m not…
By popular demand, and at risk of becoming well on my way to a “my kid is an honor student at x school” bumper sticker, I give you even more photos of our newborn son:
I think I’ll keep my day job, but it seems that an unexpected paternal role for me is that of singer. During one of my newborn son’s midnight fits of rage, at wits end I tried singing to him, and surprisingly, he calmed down. It’s only a matter of time before he finds out that … Read more
We’re home at last, and thankfully everyone is heathly—if not a little weary from the whole ordeal of our son’s first few days. Thanks to everyone for all the wonderful comments! I can already see many ways that being a father is already changing me. Perhaps I’ll write more about that later when I’m a little more settled. For now, enjoy some more photos of our little guy:
Please welcome to the world Cooper J. Bridges, our firstborn. He burst onto the scene early this morning (12:49 AM) in the way of Ceasar, and he has already conquered our hearts. My wife, Lori, is doing fine after a herculean effort that makes me wonder which really is the weaker sex… Cooper is a … Read more
Got back from a weekend in Tennessee where I had the privilege of wishing my great-aunt Nancy Sharp a happy 90th birthday (she’s the better looking one in the photo above). After 90 years, Aunt Nancy is still as sharp as her last name. A more thoughtful person I’d be hard pressed to find. People … Read more
Back in Louisville now after vacationing a few days in the south of that southern penninsula of a state. My wife and I had a good, restful time in the area surrounding Naples, FL—as well as a good rest from blogging. I got to plunge headlong into David McCullough’s John Adams, which is just the … Read more