Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Kira's snacking
Little Miss Kira has been getting into food and feeding herself lately. We used to be able to keep the cereal cabinet 1/2 way locked/baby-proofed. It was locked enough to keep her out but unlocked enough so we could easily get in. That doesn't work any more. She has figured out how to get in and how to take out the cereal boxes. She'll go right into the cereal boxes and open the flap and unroll the bag and dump the entire box on the floor and start eating. I promise there is adult supervision in this house - she's just fast and quiet.
We were putting today's groceries away and she reached into the fridge and grabbed a pepper jack cheese stick. It was wrapped in plastic so I didn't think it would be a problem. Then somehow she got the cheese out. She bit and sucked on the end until finally she broke the seal and could get some cheese out.
The next thing I know she's sitting on the floor sticking her entire hand into this tub of cream cheese that William had left out when he'd had his cheese and triscuits earlier.
Then Jeff cleaned her hand up and went to put away the cheese and she went straight for his sandwich that he momentarily set down so he could attend to her.
I promise that we feed her. I'd just given her watermelon and blueberries and some chicken. She shouldn't have been THAT hungry. I think it's just survival of the fittest baby!
We were putting today's groceries away and she reached into the fridge and grabbed a pepper jack cheese stick. It was wrapped in plastic so I didn't think it would be a problem. Then somehow she got the cheese out. She bit and sucked on the end until finally she broke the seal and could get some cheese out.
The next thing I know she's sitting on the floor sticking her entire hand into this tub of cream cheese that William had left out when he'd had his cheese and triscuits earlier.
Then Jeff cleaned her hand up and went to put away the cheese and she went straight for his sandwich that he momentarily set down so he could attend to her.
I promise that we feed her. I'd just given her watermelon and blueberries and some chicken. She shouldn't have been THAT hungry. I think it's just survival of the fittest baby!
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Charles Leadbeater
One more video to share. This guy has a different take on it but I enjoy listening to him talk about interconnectedness and collaboration and the web and such. It reminds me of when I posted a blog post about an old college professor a couple weeks ago and then he actually read it and posted about my blog on his facebook page! Seriously. Amazing! Talk about interconnectedness. So interesting!
What's on the bookshelf?
I highly recommend this book - Do They Hear You When You Cry by Fauziya Kassindja . I read it a very long time ago and am thinking about grabbing it off the bookshelf and reading it again...
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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