At bedtime, O has started using the table of contents from her Mother Goose book as a menu.
O: "You want 4 ado-cado rolls? 3 cucumber rolls?"
me: "Yes, please."
O: "No, it's too hot."
me: "How about some miso soup?"
O: "Oh, so sorry. Too hot!"
me: "What about edamame?"
O: "That's at the other house."
me: "Can you get some for me?"
O: "Oh, ok! Be right back." (She gets off the bed and does a whirlwind tour of the room, then returns.)
me: "Did you bring my edmame?"
O: "Oh, no. Too hot."
me: "How about some salad?"
O considers this. "No, too hot."
me: "Well, what can I have then?"
O: "Four ado-cado rolls. 3 cucumber rolls."
me: "OK, I'll have that!"
O: "That would be fabulous!"
me: "So, can you give me some?"
O: "No, too hot."
me: "Can I try them anyway?"
O: " OK, here you go."
She is prepared for her role as a waitress on Saturday Night Live.
From the tangle of clothes in the closet comes a pair of socks to shield the feet, a sweater to keep the arms warm, and pants to wrap the legs. From chaos comes the order of the heart.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
Give me some ear muffs with that cowboy hat
I was taken by the Russian cowboy-firefighter-protestor look, but in order to share that moment of NY Times ogling, I had to copy and paste all four images. Where did he get that hat? And is it painted or papier-mached or...?
I have not yet included photos with this blog, and what better way to start than with four Moscow protestors?
I have not yet included photos with this blog, and what better way to start than with four Moscow protestors?
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