Category Archives: Baby & kid blogging

No time to write anything right now, so here’s a couple of cute pictures instead. Kim took these pics; I’m told the hand-holding was Sydney’s idea. I really like the above image as a photo – I like the interplay … Continue reading →

These photos are a few months old, but still very cute. Kim told me she took them in the dark, holding the camera above the kids and pointing down blind. Digital photography has enabled so many good photos by freeing … Continue reading →

Maddox does her uncanny impression of a boneless rag doll.

Sydney spiralling downhiill – which is one of her favorite activites. This playground is in a little park about four blocks away from the house.

Different babies than usual this week: While I was in Florida, I took some pictures of my nephew and niece, Silas (3 ½) and Jemma (2) playing in a pool. Silas loves his sunglasses. Really – I don’t think I … Continue reading →

The second week in a row I’m doing a baby blogging based on an insipid Hallmark holiday version of a Christian holiday, and the second week in a row the baby blogging is a day late. Coincidence? Or petty revenge … Continue reading →

Sorry the baby blogging is a day late – really busy Monday, as it turned out. We figured this was the first year that Sydney might remember holiday celebrations, so we went all-out, doing both a Passover Seder and an … Continue reading →

This week, a few photos of Sydney playing on a big slide set. My goodness, does she look tall in the above photo – and she is tall, for a two-and-a-third year old. (And of course, dressed like she is … Continue reading →

Sometimes, like last week, I have a really neat idea for a baby blogging theme. And sometimes I don’t have any ideas, so I just stick up some cute photos of Maddox lying on a quilt or something. Guess which … Continue reading →

My credit card companies keep on mailing me “convenience checks.” These are checks I can use just like an ordinary check, except that the money will be charged to my credit card and I’ll be charged fifteen bucks for the … Continue reading →