New Trophy Husband saying HI

[BurrM]

Let me help all of you with a little tip.
What's the difference between a bucket of chicken and someone who works in radio?
A bucket of chicken can feed a family of 4.

Needless to say my hours started slimming down in the radio business so for the first time since my wife and I have been married (13 years), she went to work full time. She has a great job with benefits and just recently and office while I have all the luxerys of talking animal programs and the constant smell of poo on my hands.
Ah, well. When life gives you lemons, hide them if you like lemons because heaven knows the kids will scarf 'em down.
Anyway, just saying Hi and stealing some dinner recipes.

[tt3]

Welcome aboard, man. You know, anyone tells you you're Mr. Mom you can say, "they already have a mom, call me Mr. DAD!"
Wheeeheee
Was just listening to a little Led, they make mention of a lemon in that song.

Thats probably subject for another thread though.
Glad you found the forum!

[Chef Dave hi-spd]

Well tony that reference may be alittle to obscure for most. I'm not sure that thread would go over so well :oops:
welcome burrm and watch out for these guys :partyman:

[tt3]

I'm sure a radio guy knows the song, though, right?
:lol:

[Anonymous]

I thought I was the only stayathomedad who tries to pass himself off as a trophy husband. har har

I just started a blog, and if I can figure out how to download photos to the damn thing I plan on putting in a whole series on our son Gabriel, who has Down syndrome, and our adopted daughter Emma. the url is www.trophyhusband.blogspot.com

I was previously a nonprofit Executive Director and spending the day with Emma is a hell of a lot easier and more rewarding.....babies don't resent you like underpaid overworked staff can.

sam

[dabrewinguy]

trophy, I'd love to see pics of your kids, my daughter has downs as well, she's 5 now. Been an interesting road so far.