We had a busy morning crawling around on the floor, Betty wanting out of the nursery, Tessa wanting in, followed by a three-hour round trip jaunt (and that's just the driving) to Midlothian to go to a decent grocery store and to the Babies R Us. We had to get some things for Betty to start "school" next week and I wanted to get some organic veggies for the Beaba. I can blog about the Beaba now that we gave Clay & Melissa and Ryan & Danielle their Christmas presents. The Beaba seems like a pointless and redundant gadget, but it's ridiculously convenient for making baby food. Except for when Steele cuts his hand open on the blades and bleeds all over the kitchen. Or when we drive three hours round trip to the nearest grocery store selling organic produce. Or when Betty has no intention of ever eating anything. OK, yes, the Beaba is useless.
Friday, January 8, 2010
Pyramus and Thisbe
We had a busy morning crawling around on the floor, Betty wanting out of the nursery, Tessa wanting in, followed by a three-hour round trip jaunt (and that's just the driving) to Midlothian to go to a decent grocery store and to the Babies R Us. We had to get some things for Betty to start "school" next week and I wanted to get some organic veggies for the Beaba. I can blog about the Beaba now that we gave Clay & Melissa and Ryan & Danielle their Christmas presents. The Beaba seems like a pointless and redundant gadget, but it's ridiculously convenient for making baby food. Except for when Steele cuts his hand open on the blades and bleeds all over the kitchen. Or when we drive three hours round trip to the nearest grocery store selling organic produce. Or when Betty has no intention of ever eating anything. OK, yes, the Beaba is useless.
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