by Alex on January 27, 2012
My wife and I have a 5-month old son named Ivan. When Ivan was first born, we decided that to ensure his health and well-being he would be breastfed. Here’s an explanation of our decision-making process and also an appreciation of Ivan’s breastfeeding abilities (which are awesome, by the way).
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Welcome! I’m a comic and writer. My wife and I are an interracial couple, and we had our first child in August 2011. His name is Ivan, and he is the boss of me.
My personal interests are: Serving Ivan’s every need as if he exerts total mind control over me; Making people laugh; Running (usually for health, but sometimes away from poopy diapers); Writing (jokes, articles, plays, SOS signals to have someone come save me from Ivan’s wrath); Rooting for the underdog (that would be me); and Remembering that anything worth doing is worth doing to excess (the key is knowing what’s worth doing).
Before becoming a comic, I was a lawyer, which means I now am happier but have less money.
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