Monday Baby Blogging: Glasses And A Balloon
| May 28th, 2007
Another photo from our trip to the glasses store. I can’t think of the right caption or thought balloon to go with this photo, but Sydney’s expression here really cracks me up.
This is kind of neat; I drew a smiley face on a balloon and showed it to Sydney. A few minutes later, she came back with this balloon, which she had drawn a smiley face on. This balloon was the first time I’ve seen Sydney draw a recognizable person, rather than just squiggles.
And by the way, Sydney agrees with Ashanti; this music video is awesome.
May 28th, 2007 at 7:13 am
“Tunak Tunak” is a total sensation - if you search on YouTube, there are so many clips - of all kinds of different people - busting the “Tunak Tunak” dance!
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May 28th, 2007 at 8:23 am
I can’t think of the right caption or thought balloon to go with this photo,
She looks sort of stern and skeptical to me, like maybe a librarian saying, “Now Mr. Deutsch, you do realize that this book is 463 weeks overdue and you now owe the library enough to pay for a new building, don’t you?” Or maybe a professor saying, “So you’re telling me that this work is all original to you and the five copies I found for sale on the internet with a Google search are just a coincidence?” Or maybe a cop asking, “Do you know how fast you were driving?”
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May 28th, 2007 at 8:30 am
Ashanti is totally thrilled to be mentioned here, Amp :)
maisnon, that’s how she found the video. She was looking through YouTube for videos of WoW characters dancing, and yes, there are characters who dance just like Mehndi, to the same music.
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May 30th, 2007 at 10:10 pm
LOLZ! Such an adorable little darling you’ve got there… Badly missing my youngest niece…
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June 6th, 2007 at 8:28 am
She looks like my first-grade teacher. I loved my first grade teacher, Mrs. Perron.
Given that we are seeing a replay of Day of the Triffids around here in the Chicago area, I’d be interested to see if she has found any bugs to play with.
The 17-year cicadias are out in full force. There are billions. Literally. I live near a 2000 acre forest preserve and there’s this low menacing background noise coming from the south like you hear in any science fiction B-movie just before the ugly/nasties rise up and start eating people. At 10:30 AM last Saturday I was working outside and had to go inside and put earplugs in to go back out.
The kids are having a grand time playing with these bugs. They’re big and slow and don’t bite. The next-door neighbor kids had a bowl filled with them. Nanny had never seen them before either. I cautioned them not to bring them in the house. Lots of the kids are walking around wearing them.
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