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cake or death
Dec. 17th, 2003 06:38 pmyesterday we gave Emily a cupcake and as we handed it to her said "cake or death" (tm Eddie Izzard). She said "cake"
I ran to get the video camera and she did it several more times...it was so freakin cute.
Tonight we gave her the cake, said "cake" and she looked up and said "or death?"
BWA HA HA...
(she also lined up her shapes from her sorter in a row on the couch, looked at me quizzically after naming them all and said "SHAPES?" I said "yes bean and hugged her and told her how smart she is and she patted them all and said "triangle shape, square shape, star shape...etc).
I also made the most amazing dinners this week from the Moosewood Cookbook. A mushroom eggplant moussaka and tonight Russian macaroni and cheese (with cabbage, mushrooms, spinach, onions, garlic...James had seconds both times).
Finished Fluke last week and have read the latest William Gibson, Pattern Recognition.The first was wonderful and I must read more Christopher Moore. I'd like to go into great detail, but there is too much unexpected weirdness I'd give away. Thankyou jetgrrl for that wonderful present. I really enjoy William Gibson and there was much to like about this novel, except for the false ending.
So far so good. The vitamins and Bach’s flower remedies are still doing really well for me. The Bean and I listen to the Nightmare before Xmess in the afternoons and I sing and we cavort like silly folk.
And James is being very kind and loving , not so much off in his own stress world. Which is good, which I hope continues. Work stress has been known to consume both of us easily. Well it used to before I was bean mom.
I ran to get the video camera and she did it several more times...it was so freakin cute.
Tonight we gave her the cake, said "cake" and she looked up and said "or death?"
BWA HA HA...
(she also lined up her shapes from her sorter in a row on the couch, looked at me quizzically after naming them all and said "SHAPES?" I said "yes bean and hugged her and told her how smart she is and she patted them all and said "triangle shape, square shape, star shape...etc).
I also made the most amazing dinners this week from the Moosewood Cookbook. A mushroom eggplant moussaka and tonight Russian macaroni and cheese (with cabbage, mushrooms, spinach, onions, garlic...James had seconds both times).
Finished Fluke last week and have read the latest William Gibson, Pattern Recognition.The first was wonderful and I must read more Christopher Moore. I'd like to go into great detail, but there is too much unexpected weirdness I'd give away. Thankyou jetgrrl for that wonderful present. I really enjoy William Gibson and there was much to like about this novel, except for the false ending.
So far so good. The vitamins and Bach’s flower remedies are still doing really well for me. The Bean and I listen to the Nightmare before Xmess in the afternoons and I sing and we cavort like silly folk.
And James is being very kind and loving , not so much off in his own stress world. Which is good, which I hope continues. Work stress has been known to consume both of us easily. Well it used to before I was bean mom.
