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Andy Culpepper -> Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 17 2014 21:53:00)

I'm trying not to spam people between Facebook and here but thought I would share a quick picture of my son, Wesley who was born 5 days ago.
He's a healthy boy and seems to have strong fingers for future flamenco playing..not to mention some pretty nice nails.
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tijeretamiel -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 17 2014 21:59:33)

Congrats bro!




ralexander -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 17 2014 22:18:51)

Congrats, Andy!! Good luck with your new job [;)]




gerundino63 -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 17 2014 22:21:38)

Hi Andy,
contgratulations to you and your wife with your beautiful son!

Peter




guitarbuddha -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 17 2014 22:39:08)

Great news Andy.

D.[:)]




Leñador -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 17 2014 22:44:09)

Congrats!
Looks like a future shredder! [:D]




beltri -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 9:14:42)

Enhorabuena a los padres.Saludos




Ruphus -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 9:40:56)

Congratulations!

A good thing how these days babies are allowed to pass exit when they feel like it.
Some time ago, it was thought that they ought to come `on time´ and when they would not it was interfered.
In my case resulting in a 48 hour battle in the delivery room, with use of tools like a forecep and two large men pulling with a twisted sheet over old lady´s belly; and with me hardly ever feeling well rested ever since.

Today birth is rather supposed to be a calm landing, and at that probably very valuably so. Wesley certainly looks as if the trip was okey-dokey. [:D]
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Let us know from time to time how the new role in life effects / changes you. I find it always interesting to hear of that.

Ruphus




Argaith -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 10:49:27)

Congratulations Andy.

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Andy Culpepper -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 17:28:04)

Thanks everyone!

quote:

A good thing how these days babies are allowed to pass exit when they feel like it.
Some time ago, it was thought that they ought to come `on time´ and when they would not it was interfered.
In my case resulting in a 48 hour battle in the delivery room, with use of tools like a forecep and two large men pulling with a twisted sheet over old lady´s belly; and with me hardly ever feeling well rested ever since.

Today birth is rather supposed to be a calm landing, and at that probably very valuably so. Wesley certainly looks as if the trip was okey-dokey.


I think it still depends on the situation... my wife was 2 days early but if she had gone 7 days past her due date they would have induced her which we were a bit afraid of. I think they've traded the forceps for some kind of vacuum mechanism, or C/section but I think we just got lucky to avoid all those things. She was a champ and didn't even need an epidural for pain relief. We had a midwife assisting the birth instead of a doctor so that probably helped it all feel pretty natural.




Don Dionisio -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 19:02:28)

Congrats, Andy!
All the best




koenie17 -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 19:02:33)

Congratulations Andy!




Escribano -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 20:13:07)

Love the name. Got to be better than the guy I worked with in the States called Manly Love. I kid you not.

I don't have children, but if I had a boy he would be called Bentley. Wesley Culpepper sounds like the title of a Western from the late 60s and he looks like a cute handful.

Many congrats!




Ruphus -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 21:45:42)

Wesley Culpepper to my unskilled ears could be a pal of Woody Guthrie, and I think that´d be some really fine company. [:)]
Imagine the two swinging their axes against corrupt cops who jump from trucks on striking pickers´open air meeting. hehe |O)

Ruphus




Andy Culpepper -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 18 2014 22:44:56)

Thanks guys... I think the name does have a Western kinda vibe. Culpepper was orginally an English name but I read an article recently that there are very few Culpeppers left in the UK. It's a much more common name in the Southern US now (my Dad's from Mississippi).




Ruphus -> RE: Wesley Culpepper (Jul. 19 2014 2:11:00)

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ORIGINAL: Andy Culpepper

... from Mississippi.

See; I thought to hear it rushing. :O)

Ruphus




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