It’s been a while between blogs. Not that it really matters – it truly has been a soft launch. Only four people know it exists, and just the wife and I know where.
That was until this morning. A friend sent me a request to be their contact on Linked In. In the process of updating my profile I noticed a blog option and thought ‘hey, I have one of those – kinda’. So, here we are. Again.
The honest truth is that I didn’t lose interest after just two posts. As Kate and I know from reading the last one, customer service in Australia can be a frustrating and painful thing.
So it was that we had a two week wait to have broadband connected at our house. The time since has been filled with selling this, buying that and, of course, managing the days of our soon-to-be-one-year-old boy.
I’m delighted to say that that task is going to plan. He’s eating well, sleeping well, moving rapidly towards walking and enjoying our daily adventures. Granted these are mainly runs around the bay or trips to the shops, but you have to start somewhere.
Speaking of which, I think I might cheat and write tomorrow’s blog now.
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I'm Philip Clark. In January 2009 my wife Kate and I returned to Sydney after three-and-a-half years in London. In tow was our son, Austin, then nine months. Fast forward two weeks and we had found the perfect house - with Kate the first to land a great job.
We were lucky enough to be in a position to choose that one of us would be at home with the boy. That someone, of course, was me. It was something I'd always want to have a crack at. It was an experience I wouldn't change for the world.
Things have moved on since then. Roles are reversed. Kate is now at home with boys one and two, while I'm suited up and at the office. The stories remain, however, and here you'll find almost all there is to know about my nine months at home with Austin.
For anything else, you can find me here.
We were lucky enough to be in a position to choose that one of us would be at home with the boy. That someone, of course, was me. It was something I'd always want to have a crack at. It was an experience I wouldn't change for the world.
Things have moved on since then. Roles are reversed. Kate is now at home with boys one and two, while I'm suited up and at the office. The stories remain, however, and here you'll find almost all there is to know about my nine months at home with Austin.
For anything else, you can find me here.
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