An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet regardless of time, place or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle but will never break. - Ancient Chinese Proverb
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Saturday, March 19, 2011
More firsts: Pj shopping, Dinner @ Bar& Grill & hike in Mt Airy
Saturday before our trip to tile shop and then Mt Airy.
We needed to pick out tile backsplash for an apartment kitchen I am currently re-modeling so we stopped at Mees on our way to Mt Airy. Miss A is not a fan of tile shopping even though we told her all the reasons she should care. She preferred to perform (fake sneeze, scary face and blow kisses) to the customers and store employees.We chose this retro basketweave tile.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Learning family names and a cute kid story
Yesterday Audrey started learning family surnames from the Christmas calendar. "Kara" is the closest to a word she has mastered ("car") Audrey is so self motivated to communicate which is such a joy.
Also yesterday my Urban Iron teacher told a cute kid story. She is a marine biologist at our Aquarium. She tells her kids and school groups that although her job sounds and is cool it is not a well paid profession. BUT, it does sometimes have perks. A recent perk: The circus is currently in town and the elephant trainer requested a behind the scene tour of the aquarium which Jen is going to provide. She told her children this is cool as she gets to "scratch the elephant trainer's back and visa versa". Her son took her literally and was impressed that she got to scratch the elephant trainers back. Then she explained how it was better than that and how he will benefit too.
Also yesterday my Urban Iron teacher told a cute kid story. She is a marine biologist at our Aquarium. She tells her kids and school groups that although her job sounds and is cool it is not a well paid profession. BUT, it does sometimes have perks. A recent perk: The circus is currently in town and the elephant trainer requested a behind the scene tour of the aquarium which Jen is going to provide. She told her children this is cool as she gets to "scratch the elephant trainer's back and visa versa". Her son took her literally and was impressed that she got to scratch the elephant trainers back. Then she explained how it was better than that and how he will benefit too.
Monday, March 14, 2011
1st trip to the Zoo, Miss A can hold a bottle and blow kisses too!
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Learning the ropes
This next picture shows that Miss A can hold her own bottle. One handed even thank you very much.
But mostlyshe just likes to nibble on the nipple while watching The Jungle Book.
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