Three
This is my second child holding the ultrasound of my third child, who turned out to be my third, fourth, and fifth children.
Someday I hope to have something intelligent and coherent to say on the subject, but don’t hold your breath.
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Three of my oldest and closest friends — two guys and a girl — were unexpected triplets. Their parents wound up with their second, third, and fourth kid when they hadn’t even been trying for a second. I think they had a hell of a time bringing them up, but their kids turned out to be some of the best people I’ve ever known.
It’s funny, how unexpected chance can make every day of the rest of your life different than you had ever imagined. Congratulations. That’s an incredible thing.
— Matthew D. · Feb 10, 02:59 PM · #
Great photo and post! I love stuff like this. Of course, if the 18-year old me caught the current me saying this, he’d probably kick my…
My wife and I definitely want a third (I don’t know about a fourth and fifth, however!). I currently don’t have anything coherent to say on the subject either, but that’s unsurprising, insofar as I have nothing coherent to say about anything…
— Jeremiah · Feb 10, 04:30 PM · #
When ‘truly breathtaking’ and ‘too cute’ combine in a single event, it can only be a heavenly miracle. Congratulations, you strong-gened man.
— James · Feb 10, 04:33 PM · #
I’ve been hoping that Matt Frost would write more posts here. From that picture, it looks we’ve got about 24 weeks for that to happen.
— Matt · Feb 10, 05:53 PM · #
Cute kids! (Coherent, but not especially intelligent).
— Justin · Feb 10, 07:40 PM · #
One day the Frost children will blog, and the earth shall tremble.
— Reihan · Feb 10, 10:18 PM · #
Best blog post ever. It took my wife and I seven years to get to three children and I see your daughter holding the proof that it can happen faster. Congratulations.
— John R. Atkins · Feb 11, 01:27 AM · #