April 11, 2009
Funny Faces
Some recent "funny face" drawings. The second drawing is a representation of three pigs. Can you see the faces on the pigs?
On my rough cheek.
AC is practicing her pronouns. She likes to say "on my rough cheek" and then she gives Daddy a kiss on his scratchy face. When Dad was helping her up the stairs this week, she told him, "I wanna do it yourself!"
April 04, 2009
tidbits
Last night Nana and Saba called to say "Shabbat Shalom" to AC. She replied, "You're talkin' 'bout Hebrew!" Laughs all around. Baby Simon is scheduled to come for a visit tomorrow, along with Aunt Wendy. Maybe we can talk more about Hebrew then. Today AC is off to art class at the Noguchi Museum and a run in the grass at Socrates Sculpture Park with Dad. Perhaps they'll lunch at BelAir Diner afterwards. Mom is alone in the apartment--reading the paper, drinking tea and listening to music--generally feeling like a real grown up!
April 01, 2009
March 30, 2009
Trip to MD
Here are some photos from our recent trip to Maryland (who says Spring Break=Cancun?). We are missing photos of some key figures, e.g. Saba. Oy vey! Perhaps you, gentle blog enthusiast, have some photos you'd like to send us?
February 19, 2009
life=work
All in a day's work, AC style.
TO DO:
1. Place a fuzzy and furry Elmo and Teeny-tiny Baby Bunny Rabbit in a special spot just for them. (Teeny-tiny Baby Bunny Rabbit seems to have hopped overboard on our last trip to the grocery store. We wish her luck in her travels).
2. Load the dishwasher. AC has inherited the dishwasher-loading gene from both her Nana and Pepere. Thank you for helping, AC!
3. Build a red "building-house". This really does look like the "building-house" where we live, wouldn't you agree?
4. Get dressed in an outfit that says "Springtime here I come." Don't forget the pink rubber rain boots!
5. Work at the easel developing a new finger-painting style of marker drawing.
6. Continue work on various personal projects ranging in scope from radio to local agriculture. Hey you in the next cubicle . . . keep it down! (Smells good, though.)
7. Help dad with his book review. 72 pt. pink Helvetica x 2,000 words = how many pages?
8. Play online Scrabble with Aunt Wendy, under the alias "Sarah V." Hmm . . . ZITHER would work here. Your move . . . WAH HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!
Remember for tomorrow: work out harmony for new songs "Rice and Beans," "Hurry Up, Hurry Up, Hurry Up, Ma," and "Alice and Daddy Walking In The Stroller."
TO DO:
1. Place a fuzzy and furry Elmo and Teeny-tiny Baby Bunny Rabbit in a special spot just for them. (Teeny-tiny Baby Bunny Rabbit seems to have hopped overboard on our last trip to the grocery store. We wish her luck in her travels).
2. Load the dishwasher. AC has inherited the dishwasher-loading gene from both her Nana and Pepere. Thank you for helping, AC!
3. Build a red "building-house". This really does look like the "building-house" where we live, wouldn't you agree?
4. Get dressed in an outfit that says "Springtime here I come." Don't forget the pink rubber rain boots!
5. Work at the easel developing a new finger-painting style of marker drawing.
6. Continue work on various personal projects ranging in scope from radio to local agriculture. Hey you in the next cubicle . . . keep it down! (Smells good, though.)
7. Help dad with his book review. 72 pt. pink Helvetica x 2,000 words = how many pages?
8. Play online Scrabble with Aunt Wendy, under the alias "Sarah V." Hmm . . . ZITHER would work here. Your move . . . WAH HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!
Remember for tomorrow: work out harmony for new songs "Rice and Beans," "Hurry Up, Hurry Up, Hurry Up, Ma," and "Alice and Daddy Walking In The Stroller."
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