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Monthly Archives: March 2011
She Pavlovs me, She Pavlovs me not….
There’s no doubt about it: Stella has learned what certain objects or places mean. The world is no longer purely coincidental. For instance, whenever my cell phone comes out and up, she stops what she’s doing and begins grinning like … Continue reading
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Tagged bathroom, camera, Cheshire Cat, feeding, Godzilla, ham, rampage, spoon
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Ifs, ands, or butts…
You make up a ton of songs when you have a young baby. I’m not sure why, and there certainly isn’t a whole lot of thought that goes into any of these. Often they’ll be composed to an already-existing tune … Continue reading
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Tagged butt, Butt Song, butt symphonies, Crispy, diet, Frere Jacques, songs
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Of Rice and Men
All the books and docs suggest that you should begin introducing your kiddo to rice cereal at anywhere between 4 and 6 months of age. I had spoken with our pediatrician about it and he had said that given how … Continue reading
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Tagged bananas, breastfeeding, cameras, feeding, introducing solids, solids, water
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It’s the Fate Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
I’m starting to believe that there is a photo-sensitive gene (rooster chromosome?) in our bodies, or at the very least some kind of behavioral karma. Once upon a time, I was a young child who insisted on getting up with … Continue reading
Time out
This will be a much more somber and sentimental post than you may be used to. I’m actually a huge fan of Anthony Bourdain’s “ No Reservations” show (not to mention his writings…particularly the non-fiction). He just aired an episode … Continue reading
Rhyme of the Ancient Maytag
This past weekend, Will and I attempted our first major home improvement project since having the baby. We have this utility room which was in pretty sad shape. Think old, wavy shelving, no place to hang drying clothing (except off … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam's apple, albatross, Crayola, dryer, ham fist, home improvement, paint
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A nose by any other name…
‘Tis the season for pollen allergies to kick in. Don’t get me wrong : I see some folks slogging around, totally miserable, and I know it could be worse. Still, it seems I get a sinus infection with a periodicity … Continue reading
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Tagged alka seltzer, allergies, antibiotic, Dayquil, illness, neti pot, pollen, steroid, waterboarding, Wonder Woman
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Legends of the Fall-ing Out
I’ve always been lucky, I suppose, when it comes to my hair. It’s straight and pretty thick. It also tends to grow like a weed. Honestly, I don’t deserve my hair since I don’t do anything at all with it. … Continue reading
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Tagged hair, hair loss, hairstyle, hormones, pixie cut, ponytail
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Kicks and stones will break your….um….
The Baby Bjorn is becoming a bit more hazardous to use the larger Stella becomes. For anyone, after about 10-15 minutes, your back begins to get a bit fatigued. But Will has it the worst. Much, much worse. Stella loves … Continue reading
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Tagged airplane, Baby Bjorn, chicks, kick, spurs, testicles, whooshing
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Rosy the Riveting
While the practice leaves me guilt-ridden, sometimes we have to put Stella in front of the TV in order to get some things done around the house (or just get a minute of peace). I feel the need to interject … Continue reading
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Tagged Bubble Guppies, cartoon, Dora the Explorer, Invader Zim, mermaid, Samurai Champloo, Svengali, Tom and Jerry
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