having and choosing not to use is not not having.
thanks! he's my sweets! right now, he's sitting in his little car seat/carrier thingy on a chair next to me. he's kicking his legs around and stretching his arms out; he's partial to the "HEIL" and the "I AM ZE CHAMPION!" he's been enjoying looking around for as long as it took to restart, check my email and get here. now, the pacifier's being spat out and the whine has begun. his eyes are large and glaring at me: "PICK ME UP NOW!" and by now, he's calmed down, sucking slowly on the paci and staring at the lamp behind me. it's definitely not boring.
i think the age difference is good, too, although girls are probably more likely to want to help out than boys. i heard this story yesterday about a three-year-old kid who tried to get her little baby sister out of the crib 'cause she was crying, and the baby fell and is now severely brain-damaged. i'd much rather the timidity.
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