On January 18, 2002, Cordelia Krizsan Vogel was born. I gave her half
of her genetic material. At that point, I began this inspiring journal,
so that I could communicate to all my joy. Read on and find out what it
is like caring for a new, impressionable, highly dopey human life if you
are, well, me.
Week 1 - |
The
Unbearable Grossness of Being |
Week 2 - |
Who
Gets My Things When I Die? |
Week 3 - |
Ill
Happily Lose the War If I Could Just Get One Victory |
Week 4 - |
Dont
Worry. Their Legs Always Fall Off. Nothing to Worry About |
Week 5 - |
OK.
If I Dont Hear A Clear Breath, Im Only Going To Stand
Here Ten More Minutes |
Week 6 - |
Yet Another Way I Fucked Up My Kid |
Week 7 - |
Dawn of the Neglectomatic |
Week 8 - |
I’ll Dress Her In Chain Mail, As Long As It’s Free |
Week 9 - |
Now Baby Must Be Stuck With Needles |
Week 10 - |
Baby’s Life Among the Geeks |
Week 11 - |
“Look, Honey! Her Fontanel Is Throbbing.” |
Week 12 - |
It’s the Casual Sadism That Makes Life Worthwhile |
Week 13 - |
Drool Is Like Diamonds |
Week 14 - |
My Daughter, the Evil Temptress |
Week 15 - |
Three Days of Undaddy |
Week 16 - |
The Amazing Rotatable Baby |
Week 17 - |
“Hey, little girl! This is what Mild Discomfort feels like!” |
Week 18 - |
Our Baby Could Kick Your Baby’s Ass |
Week 19 - |
Intentionally Starving My Child For My Wife’s Benefit |
Week 20 - |
Reverse Colic |
Week 21 - |
Her Brain Outweighs Her Body |
Week 22 - |
Food Cramming! |
Week 23 - |
The Angel Slides Smoothly Off Into Sleepy Time Ecstasy |
Week 24 - |
“Could I have some explosives to set off near my child?” |
Week 25 - |
The Smile Is Not Happiness |
Week 26 - |
Horrible, Horrible Disaster Daddy |
Week 27 - |
The Thirty Year Rule |
Week 28 - |
Stuck With Pacifiers For Good |
Week 29 - |
Progressing From Limpet To Turtle |
Week 30 - |
“But I hate people who bring kids to restaurants. And I hate you!” |
Week 31 - |
Our Child Has Become Emotionally Dependent On Us |
Week 32 - |
How To Bathe a Baby |
Week 33 - |
“We Wuv Our Widdle Baby Scabby-Face” |
Week 34 - |
Trust, Once Lost, Can Never Be Regained |
Week 35 - |
Horrifying Introduction To Children’s TV |
Week 36 - |
More Thoughts On the Merciful Glories Of Television |
Week 37 - |
Chicken Soup For the Lost Soul |
Week 38 - |
Cordelia and Daddy Versus the Hippies |
Week 39 - |
Get Her Happy. But Not Too Happy |
Week 40 - |
“Just because she’s helpless, doesn’t mean she’s harmless.” |
Week 41 - |
“Awww! She Gave You a Love! I’ll Call 911.” |
Week 42 - |
The Horrific Torment That Is Daddy |
Week 43 - |
Jam Fleshy Tab A Into Canvas Slot B |
Week 44 - |
The Use Of Skinnerian Conditioning To Mold My Child’s Brain |
Week 45 - |
“Mom! Daddy Is Entrapping Me!” |
Week 46 - |
Scientifically Measuring Exactly How Irritating Your Child Is |
Week 47 - |
The Proper Way To Drop the Baby |
Week 48 - |
Learning To Shut My Big, Fat Mouth |
Week 49 - |
Cordelia’s First Christmas. Aww. |
Week 50 - |
Each Baby Is Irritating In Its Own Special Way |
Week 51 - |
Teaching Children Wisdom Is Stupid |
Week 52 - |
Having Struggled Desperately To Reach One End, Are We Stupid Enough To Want Another Beginning? |
Epilogue - |
The Three Main Reasons Being A Parent Sucks. |
Pictures of Cordelia
at 6 to 12 Months For fans of the baby and toddler journals, here,
as some have requested, are a number of other pictures of the baby. This
will make our nightmarish adventures much easier to picture in your brains.
Pictures of Cordelia
at 9 Months For loyal fans of our babys adventures, here are
more photos. Warning: May contain mild amounts of humor. Very mild.
Early Pictures of Cordelia
(Warning, only people with strong stomachs need apply.)