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. My own father was a lazy jack-wagon and is the reason I think I have the esteem issues I do as well as others, but that's not the point. The point is I was a father at the point of conception, and I understand that I have slipped up more than enough times to warrant people's doubts of my maturity and as well capabilities of being a father. The beauty in all of it, is I'm human. I'm prone to error and I make mistakes. I read a quote once that basically said: Courage is also that small voice in your mind that says, "We'll do even better next time." This is that next time, I know I'm hopping onto the four week challenge a week late, but it's better late than never. It's not just about me or my fiancee anymore. It's about our little viking. I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up like Maes Hughes from Full Metal Alchemist and always show pictures of our son off