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Little bits of blue

Posted on 25 November, 20117 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

Many times in the past couple weeks, for some reason, I’ve found myself thinking about Sebastian’s hair. People who didn’t know me as a kid are surprised when they see E’s platinum-blondness – but I never was. I figured he didn’t have a choice, since Sean and I were both blond as kids. I got…

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My Twilight Rant, a.k.a. Read Before You Ridicule

Posted on 24 November, 201127 December, 2011 by dilovelyadmin

Wherein I maintain that you can’t judge a book by its movie version; Moreover, that if you want to pass judgment on a book, you have to READ IT FIRST; Secondarily, that if you take the time to read a book, you oughta have a good reason; Sixth and lastly, that if your sole reason…

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BANG Movie Review: Breaking Dawn, Part I

Posted on 23 November, 201114 March, 2013 by dilovelyadmin

You could say I am a fan of Twilight. It would be sort-of true: I love the books. Yes, I do. I’m 33 and not ashamed to say it. Also, I have now seen all four of the Twilight movies that exist so far. And here is my honest opinion: they’re okay, but they don’t…

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Click, Clack, Moo – Cows That Type

Posted on 22 November, 20117 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

Here’s a taste of story time with Auntie Em and the whiz kid. (Sort of. Usually story time occurs in the rocking chair, without quite so much playing with random objects… but hey, he does okay.) The story is “Click, Clack, Moo”, by Doreen Cronin, illustrated by Betsy Lewin. It’s a cool, silly little story…

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BAM-BANG Music Review: Barenaked Ladies’ Snacktime

Posted on 21 November, 201130 October, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

I find the more I listen to Snacktime, the Barenaked Ladies’ album for kids, the more I want to listen to it. When we look for kids’ music in our household, our main criterion is that it be fun to listen – for us. It’s not that we don’t care whether E is entertained; it’s…

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Apple Farms: Almost as good as the fair.

Posted on 20 November, 20117 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

Last weekend, we went to the apple farm with Papa and Auntie Em. I was hoping for a late Pick-Your-Own opportunity, but the farmers said that since the frost, they weren’t recommending picking from the trees. (Even though the apples on the trees looked beautiful to us.) We sold E on the outing by telling…

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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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Humanity’s Deepest Questions, courtesy of Google

Posted on 18 November, 20117 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

Search engines are funny. Similar to my affection for my spam folder, I am fond of checking out the Google search terms that happen to lead strangers to my blog. Naturally, a lot of people are looking for book and movie reviews, which is fine, because I actually write those (while making no claims as…

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From the Pages of Mini-Di: The Scents of Autumn

Posted on 17 November, 20117 November, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

It’s Day 17 – IN A ROW! Are you sick of me yet?? Anyway. When I was younger, I figured I could write poetry. Sometimes I wrote things that rhymed, but most of it was free verse. I considered it poetry if I used words that sounded poetic to me, on what I considered poetic…

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Toddler Tracks: More Recent Quotes and Conversations

Posted on 16 November, 201114 September, 2018 by dilovelyadmin

Okay, I’m seriously overdue for one of these posts. The word “recent” in the title is relative – a lot of these quotes are from the summer or before. And really, he says quotable things ALL the time, but these are the ones I’ve managed to note down. It’s a marathon… there are so many,…

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