Look, ma! Two feet!
Yes, Jakob, those are your feet!
posted by Melanie A at 10:51 a.m.
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Previous Posts
- You spin me right round baby right round
- His Majesty's Loyal Taste Testers
- And he doesn't even like being on his belly!
- So much worse than the stranger belly-rub
- Unchristian thoughts
- Like a bat out of Hell
- A bad time to go exploring
- Is vomit good for the hair?
- Baby needs a new pair of shoes
- Worth the $15?
Recently read (or, the joys of learning how to juggle a book while breastfeeding)
Books I've read since Jakob was born:
- Roots of Desire (Marion Roach)
- I'm Just Here for the Food: The Director's Cut (Alton Brown)
- I'm Just Here for More Food (Alton Brown)
- Theatre of Fish (John Gimlette)
- Cats I have known and loved (Pierre Berton)
- From Here to Maternity (Kris Webb and Kathy Wilson)
- The Baby Trail (Sinead Moriarty)
- Bergdorf Blondes (Plum Sykes)
- A spot of bother (Mark Haddon)
- Portuguese Irregular Verbs (Alexander McCall Smith)
- The Finer Points of Sausage Dogs (Alexander McCall Smith)
- At the Villa of Reduced Circumstances (Alexander McCall Smith)
- Shopaholic & Baby (Sophie Kinsella)
- The Secret Life of Bees (Sue Monk Kidd)
- Notes from the Underbelly (Risa Green)
- Wiped! (Rebecca Eckler)
- The School for Husbands (Wendy Holden)
- Momzillas (Jill Kargman)
- The Custodian of Paradise (Wayne Johnston)
- Sushi for Beginners (Marion Keyes)
- Learning Curves (Gemma Townley)
- Love Over Scotland Street (Alexander McCall Smith)
- The Hopeless Romantic's Handbook (Gemma Townley)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (J.K. Rowling)
- Getting Married (Theresa Alan)
Plus issues of Canadian Living, Real Simple, Today's Parent, and Everyday Food, and countless parenting and baby reference books, but hardly ever The Globe and Mail or New York Times (food section) which I used to always read!
1 Comments:
gruss gott! He is such a mix of both of you!!! Hope all is going well, will let you know one day if I start another blog lol!!! Anonymously of course :)
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