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James Hill – and Anne – Concert, with baby in tow

Posted on 29 October, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

On Friday evening, Sean and I had the good fortune to see ukulelist James Hill in concert with his cellist fiancee, Anne Janelle (Davison)… in the company of our not-quite-four-week-old Baby A. We had debated about whether to go, since we would have to buy our baby a ticket, and then there was always the…

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Sebastian’s Birthday: A Lullaby for my Children

Posted on 10 July, 201217 July, 2022 by dilovelyadmin

Monday morning – July 9th, 2012 Dear Sebastian, It’s 9:04 a.m. as I begin this post. It was important to me to write this morning, because I know that at this same hour, one year ago, you were still in my arms. It is exactly the same kind of morning it was on the day…

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Auntie Beth Rocks the Craft Table

Posted on 7 December, 201115 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

Wordless Wednesday! Ok, seven words: Have you EVER seen awesomer dancing craft-cats??? *** [subscribe2]

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(Almost) Wordless – Daddy’s Photos

Posted on 19 November, 20117 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

**Lots of bloggers do “Wordless” days (traditionally Wednesdays) on which they don’t write a post, but they share pictures to speak for them.** Daddy takes some great photos with his iPhone. Here are some of my favourites from this fall. The ones that look like they’ve spent a decade on the fridge are taken using…

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11 a.m., 11/11/11

Posted on 11 November, 20115 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

I took a gamble and brought my kindergarten class to the Remembrance Day assembly today, just after 11 a.m. We had talked about it beforehand, especially the minute of silence, and I think they were excited to take the challenge. I told them I’d spoken to the principal about it, and we both believed they…

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If you own or have ever owned or liked or known a cat…

Posted on 22 August, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

…and you could use a laugh, watch this! And then take a look at more of simonscat.com. SO GREAT. ***

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BANG Movie Review: Dinner for Schmucks

Posted on 17 August, 20104 September, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

Rotten Tomatoes is not so hot on the new film Dinner for Schmucks. Skye and I went to see it anyway. Here are thirteen thoughts about it. Adaptation of 1998 French film “Le dĂ®ner des cons”, ergo pretty zany. I do not recall anyone in the film actually using the word schmuck. There were lines…

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Addendum to Hypes

Posted on 24 July, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

Oops, I meant to include this lovely blog in my Hypes yesterday. Sean found it and sent it to me, and it made me smile on an evening I wasn’t expecting to have any more smiles. Mila’s Daydreams: it’s Anne Geddes meets Art Attack. Try it y’self!

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E Not Liking Grass, Part II: Hindu Gods

Posted on 2 June, 201013 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

I’ve uploaded the sequel to Mission Impossible Baby, just to showcase the diversity of E’s talents. 🙂 Here, he avoids grass by striking poses that you will note are very similar to sculptures of dancing Hindu divinities. In my belly dance class, we’ve been learning some Indian-inspired choreography, and how it’s all about the bends…

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