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Archive: September 2007

Fall Festival of Fruit

A few more of the photos I took during last Sunday’s apple picking. These are the “arty” ones that didn’t seem to belong in the other post. I’m rather pleased with the way they all came out. And a little hungry now too...

Apple Picking Video

While I was taking snapshots last Sunday, Dom was wielding the video camera. He put together a lovely little video that captures the whole day quite well from a riotous trolley ride (we took up a whole car) to goodbye hugs from the cousins while...

The Very Hungry Isabella

Isabella reads Eric Carle’s classic, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, to herself, chanting, “Yummy, yummy, yummy,” all the while. I think she gets the gist of it quite well without mommy’s help! Is that last look saying...

Window Gazing

A short clip of Bella at her favorite pursuit: standing on the radiator knob and looking out the window. With commentary by Bella.

Caddie Woodlawn and a few other kid’s books

I just finished reading Caddie Woodlawn last night and had to share this passage that I loved. Caddie’s parents have allowed her to be a tomboy; but now she’s on the verge of growing up, afraid to change, to give up her wild ways and yet...

“Degeneration”

I don’t normally post YouTube videos; but this one has been haunting me and I felt I should share. It’s a song by a French Canadian folk band called Mes Aieux, which means “my ancestors” or “my forebearers”. The...

Where Did the Week Go?

It’s been a pretty quiet week on the blog. I can’t believe it’s Friday already and I haven’t posted anything since Sunday. I had so many entries planned that never got written. Here’s a run down of what’s been...

The Real Thing

From Jen at et tu? comes a beautiful story about conversion with an unlikely pharmaceutical metaphor. Here’s an excerpt: All my life I’d always thought that Christianity was a sugar pill. I thought that people swallowed it and then saw...

Apple Picking

Today was the annual family apple picking outing. We went to one of the larger farms in the Boston area. It’s a very family friendly place with trams that take you through the orchards, a petting zoo and playground, a maze and a general store...

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