Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wonder Baby Wednesday #33
Wonder Baby Powers, activate! Form of...mommy's little artist!
Today, for the first time, we took Eme's love of painting to the store -- the pottery painting store. We first had to decide among a number of things she could have painted (plates, bowls, figurines, etc). When she spotted the Cinderella figurine, her mind was made up.
I brought one of Daddy's old shirts (for maximum clothing coverage), and she even let me put her hair in a ponytail to keep paint out of it.
When we get the finished product back I'll post a picture of her masterpiece.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Wonder Baby Wednesday #32
Wonder Baby Powers, activate! Form of...the happiest girl in the world.
We got to meet princesses when we visited Disney World last week. She was a little shell shocked at first, but here you can see she had a great time chatting with Belle.
I may not always love Disney, but I love that I could bring my daughter to see something that made her so happy. :)
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Sometimes you don't have to hide it when you cry.
I read a poem the other day that made me cry.
http://taylormali.com/index.cfm?webid=31
I don't know if the reason I cried was because I'm hormonal (pregnancy will do that to you), or just because it was such a beautiful and moving poem.
Either way, I tried to stem the tears as quickly as possible because I didn't want Eme to get upset. Little did I know just how strong my baby is...
She saw me when I still had a few tiny tears leaking from the corners of my eyes and said, "Why crying, mama?"
I said, "Mommy's just a little bit sad today, sweet pea."
She grabbed my hand and said "It be okay, mama."
I almost cried again, but instead I laughed. She's fantastic.
[If you want to find more by Taylor Mali, the same teacher/poet who wrote the one linked above, check out taylormali.com. I don't know the guy, but I do love his poetry. My favorite is one that you may have already heard, but if not it's worth checking out: "What Teachers Make" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuBmSbiVXo0]
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http://taylormali.com/index.cfm?webid=31
I don't know if the reason I cried was because I'm hormonal (pregnancy will do that to you), or just because it was such a beautiful and moving poem.
Either way, I tried to stem the tears as quickly as possible because I didn't want Eme to get upset. Little did I know just how strong my baby is...
She saw me when I still had a few tiny tears leaking from the corners of my eyes and said, "Why crying, mama?"
I said, "Mommy's just a little bit sad today, sweet pea."
She grabbed my hand and said "It be okay, mama."
I almost cried again, but instead I laughed. She's fantastic.
[If you want to find more by Taylor Mali, the same teacher/poet who wrote the one linked above, check out taylormali.com. I don't know the guy, but I do love his poetry. My favorite is one that you may have already heard, but if not it's worth checking out: "What Teachers Make" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuBmSbiVXo0]
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Wonder Baby Wednesday #31
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