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I've always suspected 'Geeks' would make great dads. But I didn't know exactly why. But then Asha at Parent Hacks directed me to Helen at Welcome to MY World. Helen knows
why Geeks make good dads and she shares. After reading the list I'm going to have to get a pocket protector for my husband.
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1-27-2006 @ 11:14AM
Kate said...Melissa, thank you for sharing! I got a good belly laugh out of that one . . . mostly, because it is 100% true about my husband. The entire top 10 list are things I've considered when envisioning my darling as a daddy.
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1-27-2006 @ 2:23PM
Caitlin said...Although I got a good laugh out of the list, daddies aren't the only ones who can be geeks. My husband is a geek, but somehow I find it's me doing the geeky things with our son, like buying his first legos and his first laptop. My son isn't old enough for the school age stuff on the list, but I suspect I'll be helping with the math and science fair projects. Here's to geeky mamas ( href="http://geekmama.net/?p=11" ).
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