All Boyds, all the time.
There’s nothing like a good book. (Speaking of which, we highly recommend the rendition of Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim Aylesworth and Barbara McClintock that’s shown in this picture.) Rosie, Ann, and Lucy on March 5, 2010. Continue reading “Book hour”
Sometimes a girl just wants to lie down on the pavement and roll around. And laugh and laugh. Rosie on March 6, 2010. Continue reading “Rolling around”
It’s a time-honored tradition, much-loved by children — and our house is no exception. Here’s Lucy participating in the process of frosting her sister’s birthday cake on March 14, 2010. Continue reading “Frosting off the beater”
It’s become traditional to hold a video “interview”:/news/2008/congratulations/ over the breakfast table with the birthday girl. Today, Rosie is two, and here’s what she had to say about it.
If you ask Rosie how old she is today, she’ll probably say, “Two, yah.” (She’s taken to adding an affirmative “yah” at the end of many observations and answers.) Happy birthday, little girl! We love you dearly. Continue reading ““Two, yah.””
We’ve got a new camera, and although we’re thankful for the old one that has carried us through Lucy’s whole life and virtually “every”:/news/image-archive/ “photo”:/news/category/baby/the-daily-lucy/ and “video”:/news/category/baby/video/ ever to appear here at Boyds’ Nest News, we’re delighted with the power of the new Canon EOS T2i. Rosie (here on March 6, 2010) is pleased about something, too. Continue reading “Satisfied mind”
The evening isn’t always a quiet time, but in between making funny faces and hopping on one foot and demanding one more story, we _do_ start to calm down. Lucy with Mama on March 8, 2010. Continue reading “In quiet time”
I’m not entirely sure how legal this is in the city of Chicago, but I have to confess: we have a piglet in our house. Continue reading “Piglet”
We’re considering showing animated slideshows from Flickr sets of photos here at Boyds’ Nest News. As you can probably guess, just click the play button to start it rolling. What do y’all think: should we do more of this kind of thing? Continue reading “Early Lucy slideshow”
Lucy and Rosie on New Year’s Day 2010. Rosie is still definitely the little girl in this house, but she’s starting to hold her own. Continue reading “Even little sister is getting big”