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I’m a father of 4 kids: 2 boys and 2 twin girls. My kids’ coparent and I live in Boston, Massachusetts. I’m a clinical laboratory scientist in a reproductive endocrinology laboratory. I have also worked the overnight shift in the blood bank at a major trauma center for several years. Very little phases me and I (and my kids) have found that trait to be essential in raising extremely vibrant and rambunctious kids aged 6 to 11. I’ve also become a very effective troubleshooter, as I worked the overnight shifts alone and had to be able to solve problems quickly and safely on my own in order to help patients live.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
My first experience with computers was with a Commodore VIC20 that I received when I was in elementary school. I spent quite a lot of time peeking and poking through that thing, all the while lusting for an Amiga, or at least a 64. Alas, the Amiga was not to be as my parents had meager albeit hard-earned funds. It seemed that pursuing computing any further was going to be too much of a financial burden on my parents and I was still only in elementary\/middle school and unable to earn the money for computing equipment myself. So, I gave it up for over a decade. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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I guess most blogs and whatnots have a section dedicated to information about the blogger or whatnotter, so here’s mine (of sorts). I’m a father of 4 kids: 2 boys and 2 twin girls. My kids’ coparent and I live … Continue reading