Twirling, twirling
Twirling is very fun
Twirling is good
Twirling is best
Twirling, twirling
Twirling is joy
Twirling is everything
Twirling is a mommy hug
Twirling, twirling
Twirling is sleepy songs
Twirling is lying down on the bed
And going to sleep
Next to Mommy
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
July miscellany
Mab says "hi," "night-night (nye-nye)," "meow (mow)," and "ow." A lot.
The other day, we were talking about how much I have to eat in order to make milk, and Faelan said, "I wonder when I will stop nursing?"
"I wonder that too," I said. He looked thoughtful for a moment.
"Well, I definitely won't still be nursing when I'm sixty."
Good to know.
The other day, we were talking about how much I have to eat in order to make milk, and Faelan said, "I wonder when I will stop nursing?"
"I wonder that too," I said. He looked thoughtful for a moment.
"Well, I definitely won't still be nursing when I'm sixty."
Good to know.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
June 2012 Photos
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| Faelancam June 2012 |
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| Walkthrough of our house in June 2012 This is mostly for Aunt Sharon and Aunt Evelyn - and also to motivate me to keep tidying! |
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Mab's First Words
Back in the middle of May, Mab started saying "Hot!" This is usually accompanied by lots of hand-waving at the hot object.
This was followed a week or so later by "uh-oh."
At the beginning of June, she added "woof, woof," "kitty," "uh-uh," "die-die," which means goodbye, "ah-oo" for "thank you" and "there you go," and "gada," which means Grandad, Daddy, Faelan, etc..
I should note that since at least April, she has been saying "dat" while pointing at something which she wants to be identified or handed to her.
Life is now a series of uh-ohs and uh-uhs: Uh-oh, she's in bed without a toy, she dropped some toast, she stepped on a pebble. Uh-uh, she would not like to go to the toilet, sit in her car seat, come back, or wear that dress.
This was followed a week or so later by "uh-oh."
At the beginning of June, she added "woof, woof," "kitty," "uh-uh," "die-die," which means goodbye, "ah-oo" for "thank you" and "there you go," and "gada," which means Grandad, Daddy, Faelan, etc..
I should note that since at least April, she has been saying "dat" while pointing at something which she wants to be identified or handed to her.
Life is now a series of uh-ohs and uh-uhs: Uh-oh, she's in bed without a toy, she dropped some toast, she stepped on a pebble. Uh-uh, she would not like to go to the toilet, sit in her car seat, come back, or wear that dress.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
April 2012 Photos
We had a number of good times with any amount of friends and relations in all sorts of places last month, but didn't take pictures of any of them. Here follow pictures of my children and home. Yeah.
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| Easter |
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| April Indoors |
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| April Flowers |
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| April Sunshine |
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