This week's Mash Up

He was kicked out of the bedroom during the great flea war of spring and still protests his exile by stealing any sleeping area he can. He also laid across the laptop keyboard when I was typing and he had given up asking politely for breakfast. We were completely out of cat food. Oops!

The beginnings of something wonderful. Hopefully.

On the topic of Aoife, Emagene sums it up well: eat, poop, cry, fart, sleep.

Other Emagene sound bites:

"Swings go faster. Fans go higher" 

While Pete is talking with the baby, "I'm trying to eat here, dad!"

My living room after kids.

A week in photos

It's been awhile since I did one of these. And we've had a busy week! Enjoy this tiny glimpse.

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I need to take some pics of the country roads I drive up to Tulsa. But I'm usually on a time crunch and don't want to pull over. If only pictures taken from a moving car were safe to capture or looked descent. Next trip I will plan accordingly.

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I spent some time in Tulsa working this week. This means there is a small amount of photos this week for a few simple reasons. 1) if I'm taking photos at work then I'm not working, 2) if I took any photos they would become the property of the company that hired my union (this week that would be Disney) and 3) it would be a violation of my employment contract. With that said here's a small look at life away from work.

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So I am a tiny bit late with my week of photos. But if you saw yesterday's post, you understand why. If you missed that post, here it is. This last week wasn't all serious deep talks, it was also full of exploring and learning. So, have a look-see if you'd like and we'll chat again soon.

 

Hair cut!

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New tradition, two-fold purpose.

1. Takes way less time to edit and upload pics than try to explain in detail what we've been doing all week. Don't worry, I still posts with words too.

2. Helps me remember and track what we've been up to. This should help me practice logging our activities for when we reach that compulsory age of school attendance and we try unschooling instead.

So here it is: the first of many Week in Photos!