We welcome Nils and Arne

Yesterday our twins were born around 9u50 CET. Underneath you can see a picture of the proud mother and our 2 lovely sons.

Mother and sons are doing well.
And yes, the name Nils was inspired by Linus Torvald's father :)

Comments

Tim Schraepen said…
Well, they sure look like babies, but I heard they transform into real hellspawns after a while. So, the best of luck with that :)

But really, congrats mate. May they live long and prosper ;)
12:30 PM
Niels said…
Een dikke proficiat aan jullie beiden.

En hoedje af voor uw vrouwke dat ze die twee flinkerds op de wereld heeft gezet!

Mooie namen, trouwens ;-)

Niels.
12:59 PM
Jan said…
Helaas, op dit moment geen foto´s te zien...
Maar van harte proficiat met de jongens, en veel geluk gewenst.

Groeten, DPC (ook vader van een tweeling)
11:23 PM
DrTronic said…
Proficiat met je twee pagadders!!

Je kinnekes zijn al goed bekend:
Nils Arne

Vriendelijk groeten vanwege Ebit en mezelf...
9:25 PM
Anonymous said…
Dat noemen ze zonen maken! Vandeneerste keer een backup erbij! Als er één is die in de Ubuntu voetsporen van zijn vader zal treden is er nog altijd kans dat de ander wel goed terecht komt. Of is 't omgekeerd? Succes dermee, en zet den Duvel alvast koud!
10:38 PM
Master Maurice said…
Jetez la vache!

Bij deze nog een ebit-proficiat-dink met de geslaagde twee nieuwe threads [kwestie van overdreven nerdig over te komen ;)].

Cheerio
9:28 AM
Unknown said…
Congrats, Ik kom ze vanavond eens aan een onderzoek onderwerpen. ;-)
9:35 AM
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