00:04Joyful, blissful, loving it so far.
00:08Yes, Amelia is loving it and it's lovely to watch her loving it.
00:13I've had a year of not really sleeping anyway and if anything, bizarrely, my sleep has improved.
00:20Because in between feeding her every three hours, you just naturally go to sleep.
00:24You have to, so I'm finding my sleep's better from having to feed her constantly.
00:30So, so far so good.
00:32When you do sleep, you sleep intensely and I wasn't sleeping very intensely at all before.
00:37And now I find that, you know, the two-hour gaps I get, I come around thinking,
00:41yeah, I feel alright, ready for another round of nappies.
00:48Cassidy, I'd always loved the beat poets and beat writers from the 50s and it was very,
00:55I thought this guy Neil Cassidy was very cool.
00:58Everybody that met him said he made them feel better about themselves,
01:02that they love life more from meeting Neil Cassidy.
01:05And I thought, what a wonderful intention to have in a name,
01:09someone who makes you feel good when you meet them.
01:10And then we found out it's Irish.
01:13Irish origin.
01:14Which Amelia is as well.
01:16And it means curly hair.
01:18Which I am.
01:19Underneath the straightening irons, there is a curly haired woman.
01:22I'm curly haired and I reckon there's every chance that young Cassidy will be curly haired too.
01:28Up to Amelia getting pregnant, I have been living not expecting to be a father.
01:34I mean, I really, I just thought we were done with it all.
01:37We're lucky.
01:38We're lucky.
01:39One of the lucky ones.
01:39Yeah, we're lucky.
01:41Mmh.
01:41Mmh.
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