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Last February:

Yesterday:

Last night:

This weekend, I sold soap and hung art. It was interesting, as many things are; saw some people I see a lot, and some people I see almost never. Got a couple of really good hugs and a couple of superb little compliments. Overheard someone bitching about me (that's a first). Learned from

desiringsubject that one of my photos at Renee's sold off the wall! I suppose I should bring them another. Learned, again, that sometimes a bunch of tiny things can go wrong and even though it's nobody's fault it can still suck and that's okay. Gave my little girl her first chocolate milk (she was quite taken with it). Built her a nest. Talked about picnic etiquette with her, and what opinions are.

After stories, tonight, at bedtime, we turned out the light and then cuddled and meowed at each other, which made her giggle an outlandish amount; after a bit of that, she told me that she had spiders on her arm, and spiders were a good kitty breakfast and I should eat them. (Spiders? Yes, spiders.) Good. All good -- even, in retrospect, the bad.

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Small girl fort! Aww.

I love watching these small people grow. Today we took Simon to the zoo for the first time -- his favourite thing? Meerkats :)

Hey, want to get together during Reading Week? We're halfway thinking of visiting Boston.

I used to *love* making forts.

She's so cute. I love these retrospective photos of her. :)

If you get this before you leave for work, give me a short ring?

V is trying to figure out doorknobs. She cannot quite reach.

But right now she is figuring out a banana, which is going better (though it was pretty hilarious when she bit the end off of one the other day).

Hey, your website is awesome! (Also your kid, but you knew that.)

Well, Oscar agrees that spiders are good kitty food.

What's an opinion, anyway? I don't know how I'd answer that question.

Love the fort. People used to give me strange looks when they would see half of my entire living room covered with sheets draped over everything that stood still. The twins would tunnel and live in there for hours on end. So much fun!

Do you make those soaps? They look yummy!

Ohh... how very very cute. Those then-and-now photos are great.