A while back, my midwife (and friend) brought my family some delicious African Groundnut Stew, and I’ve been wanting to recreate it ever since. Over the weekend, I boiled a beautiful organic chicken, thinking we would enjoy said chicken all week, but then husband magically got the entire week off work, so we’ve been playing […]Read Post ›
I’m laying on the couch, feeling like death. Mastitis got me yet again. Ian, however, is having the adventure of his life. Literally. His best Debbie took him to her son’s school for story time (she was reading spooky stories), and the whole class thought he was pretty neat. Here he is, being held by […]Read Post ›
I love how I have this blog and I pretty much document Ian’s every move, yet I often forget to mention the basic stats, like height and weight. Well, we finally went to the doctor, and here’s the stats: On October 27, 2011, at just about 10 months old, Ian is 20 pounds, and 29 […]Read Post ›
We met Eliseo’s mom and dad at our birth class, and have completely bonded. The class was wonderful in terms of information and guidance, but the best part is leaving with a group of people you know and trust who are going through the exact same life changing event you are, at […]Read Post ›
There is the newborn; I Only Sleep When The Baby Sleeps, Except Not Really Because I Feel Compelled To Do Things Like Pee, Shower, Eat, And Fold Shit Exhaustion. Then there’s the Baby’s Mobile And I Can’t Baby-Proof The World Exhaustion. Because I’m currently in the second category, I’m going to say it’s harder, but […]Read Post ›
Mandy Unruh 