Baby On Board
July 14, 2006
Been a couple months since my last post - not that I normally post here daily or anything. "Why the hiatus," do you ask? The answer is that my wife and I just had a baby! Our daughter came into the world on May 3rd, just after midnight. Our first child. Her name is Rory. She came by emergency C-section about six weeks early, but has been doing just fine from day one. And of course, there're pics of her. She's great, as you can see. :-)
But down to business - do chime in as to which vintage computer you folks out there think I should start her on. Something super simple like an Atari 2600 at first? Or right to a home computer like an Apple II or C64? It's not as if I can just set her up with a modern PC or Mac and allow her to miss "the journey." And at what age?
So much to organize, so little time!
Posted by blakespot at July 14, 2006 7:09 AM
Congrads. You have some fun to look forward to. I have a little girl going on 3 in November. When they said "I love you daddy" it is the best feeling.
Glad you posted - I was about to email you and ask if you died or something.
I would start her with a C64!
Posted by: Sean at July 19, 2006 2:06 PMThanks! It's been busy, and with time short, I've had to focus on my for-profit sites (like iPod Hacks) at the expense of this one. But we've adjusted to the routine now and things are feeeling a little more "normal." :-) And, as you'll see in my next post, little Rory has not utterly distracted me from the hobby at hand....
Posted by: blakespot at July 20, 2006 6:24 AMErr, the "next post" I referencced here is not, in fact, the next post - but the one after that (as yet unposted). To clarify...
Posted by: blakespot at July 24, 2006 2:44 PMWhat an absolutely *lovely little girl !
Glad ta hear everyone's doin' *great!
All The Best!
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Sorry I forget ta answer your question! lol
Most *definately use an Apple "Macintosh SE/30" computer ....
Ergonomically intuitive yet at the same time *extremely powerful!
Later!
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