All this knitting, sewing, walking in the woods and working for a not-for-profit has finally put me on the path towards eco-awareness. Better late then never eh? Plus the other stuff in my life.
Monday, November 28, 2005
Could you bear the sight of tears on this face?
This morning I put Baby down for her nap at 10.20am. She only just stopped crying and it's been forty minutes. Presumably she's asleep...
(It's a photo of Baby looking at her mummy instead of having her lunch).
I'd cage the baby - even if she is cute, you could always put a brown paper bag over the head to hide the cuteness. Or you could get some decent ear plus to numb the sound..... hehehehe, I'm going for dad of the year ;-)
juliabohemian: in my case it's complicated by the fact that Baby doesnt feed much except at night. This means that, even though she's repeatedly shown no interest in food, there's always a chance that she is in fact hungry...
Sounds rough, Violet. I bet all those other mothers are lying.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should reconsider the baby cage - then you can just leave the house and you won't hear her crying ;)
She's so cute. Hang in there..
ReplyDeleteflying kiwi: you'd cage up a face as cute as this one?!?!
ReplyDeletehappyandblue2: I can, as long as I know I'm not going to get flamed for posting about it...
I'd cage the baby - even if she is cute, you could always put a brown paper bag over the head to hide the cuteness. Or you could get some decent ear plus to numb the sound..... hehehehe, I'm going for dad of the year ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad there's no accidental lunch container in the photo
ReplyDeleteVery cute- she looks a lively happy little rascal.
ReplyDeleteonscreen: paper bag huh? It could work...
ReplyDeleteeditter: Oh, I was careful to leave out the lunch container!
mtnw: rascal is right. I reckon she's going to continue to be a handful as she gets older. And good for her too (though not so convenient for me).
eb: as I said, the paper bag might be a good idea...
Cute pic.
ReplyDeleteglomgold: yep, the camera loves her.
ReplyDeletejuliabohemian: in my case it's complicated by the fact that Baby doesnt feed much except at night. This means that, even though she's repeatedly shown no interest in food, there's always a chance that she is in fact hungry...