Isaac has been doing this a lot lately. We'll walk into a room and he's just standing on his head and feet, sometimes no hands down.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Snow days
We've had our 3rd snowfall of the winter already. Fortunately, the last 2 were not a huge inconvenience and Isaac got to play in the back yard in the snow. He didn't especially love it, but didn't hate it either. 
Isaac has been doing this a lot lately. We'll walk into a room and he's just standing on his head and feet, sometimes no hands down.
Isaac has been doing this a lot lately. We'll walk into a room and he's just standing on his head and feet, sometimes no hands down.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Christmas Pictures
Isaac's second Christmas brought a new tricycle, which he loves to ride around the house. It can be steered by an adult from behind, which is very handy. We also were visited by my Mom, Michelle, Walter and Ben's Mom, which was fun and we loved spending time with them. Happy New Year everyone.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Book Report 2010
I didn't really have a top 5 list of books this year. I read a couple of winners and a lot of mediocre books, but here are some of the highlights.
MY 2010 book list was bookended by two of the best books I have ever read, New York: The Novel by Edward Rutherfurd and Gone With The Wind. Both were very very long, which I love, and historically interesting. I recommend the first to anyone who knows and loves NYC and the second to anyone anywhere.
In the middle of the year, I was unfortunately mesmerized by the Twilight Saga, which was not great writing, but so addicting and fun.
Best new author of the year - Kate Morton, who has written 3 books which seem to all have the same story, but are entertaining nonetheless.
A Year in Provence was great and really reminded me of my time in Milan, living in a different culture.
There were some other books that stood out to me, but I didn't love them all the way through - American Wife, The Nobodies Album, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet.
I think 2011 is off to a good reading start already, so here's hoping it continues that way. Happy New Year everyone!
MY 2010 book list was bookended by two of the best books I have ever read, New York: The Novel by Edward Rutherfurd and Gone With The Wind. Both were very very long, which I love, and historically interesting. I recommend the first to anyone who knows and loves NYC and the second to anyone anywhere.
In the middle of the year, I was unfortunately mesmerized by the Twilight Saga, which was not great writing, but so addicting and fun.
Best new author of the year - Kate Morton, who has written 3 books which seem to all have the same story, but are entertaining nonetheless.
A Year in Provence was great and really reminded me of my time in Milan, living in a different culture.
There were some other books that stood out to me, but I didn't love them all the way through - American Wife, The Nobodies Album, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet.
I think 2011 is off to a good reading start already, so here's hoping it continues that way. Happy New Year everyone!
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