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Time
This weekend we cleaned out the spare room/Bob’s office and moved my office into there, and Bob put his desk in our bedroom (basically we flipflopped our work configuration). I was feeling like I spent 20 hours a day in one room, which was great and really awful at the same time. While we did…
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Weather
Yesterday we woke up in Barcelona. Current view:
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BFC
I never ever thought I’d go to a European football game, but Barcelona FC’s b team (which is apparently really good) had a game on Thursday night, so a few of us went. They won! There was a guy with a megaphone in the cheap seats (on the ground behind the goal) who was extremely…
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Today took a twist
Among the many things I didn’t anticipate today was seeing an x-ray of Eleanor’s chest. I can tell you this. She has bones that look like they are the correct number and size, in what seems like the right configuration. Her heart looks excessive in her tiny chest, her lungs half forgotten, ephemeral. Her back is straight, her ribs…
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What do you want?
I just woke Ele up from her nap. Me: Eleanor, do you want something to eat? Ele: Vigorous, sleepy nod Me: Do you want a bagel? E: Head shake Me: A breakfast bar? E: Head shake Me: A banana? E: No mama! Me: Ok lovey, what do you want? E: gazes into space for a…
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Eleanor
My little girl is home sick today. She battled a fever all night, and it still hadn’t broken this morning. It is high, so we’re managing it with children’s Motrin (if it is low, we let it work). The end result is that she has low energy, a very gloopy nose, and high spirits. Since…
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Henry
Before Henry had his surgery to remove his tonsils and adenoids and have ear tubes put back in, we worried about him. We worried he wouldn’t talk, we worried he was stuck inside his own world. He was hard to reach sometimes, or, a lot of the time. Immediately following his surgery, we were worried…
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2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 5,900 times in 2014. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 5 trips to carry that many people. Click here to…


