A video Daily Boydling, shot February 25, 2007 — getting dolled up before her “ten-month-iversary time-lapse photo”:/news/2007/first-birthday-time-lapse/#10 shoot. Continue reading “Before the photo shoot”
Slightly moist
Taken May 17, 2008. Continue reading “Slightly moist”
Banana butterscotch muffins
Jon was in Madison for a long all-day trip today. I’m getting better at juggling the two babies by myself, but it is still an extra challenge to do bath and bedtime without an extra pair of hands. So, I consoled myself by baking some muffins with Lucy this morning. It helped! Continue reading “Banana butterscotch muffins”
First bike ride of the year
A video Daily Boydling, shot April 6, 2008. Continue reading “First bike ride of the year”
Contented
Taken May 5, 2008. Continue reading “Contented”
These Three Remain, by Pamela Aidan
_Pride and Prejudice_ has already played a great role in Rosie’s life. I bought a new “Everyman’s Library edition”:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679405429/octothorppres-20 particularly to pack in my hospital bag. We’ve already compared Rosie to “Lady Catherine de Bourgh”:/news/2008/im-extremely-put-out/ and just lately, even to the besotted crank Mr. Hurst! We (or at least our doula, Dora) watched all six hours of the “1995 BBC mini-series”:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005MP58/octothorppres-20 while “labor”:/news/2008/rosies-labor-the-cliffs-notes/ was ramping up. And the first book I read while nursing Rosie at the hospital was this novel: _These Three Remain,_ a version of _Pride and Prejudice_ from Mr. Darcy’s perspective. Continue reading “These Three Remain, by Pamela Aidan”
Sun ripe
Taken November 7, 2007. Continue reading “Sun ripe”
Mr. Hurst
Taken May 2, 2008. Yes, it’s “another”:/news/2008/im-extremely-put-out _Pride and Prejudice (1995)_ reference. Continue reading “Mr. Hurst”
Ready, set, two
Taken April 25, 2008 (part of “Lucy’s time-lapse portrait”:/news/2007/first-birthday-time-lapse/). Continue reading “Ready, set, two”
People pile
Taken May 12, 2008. Continue reading “People pile”