Krista
Baby, could you bring that package in whenever?
Matt
By "whenever," do you mean, "right away, or else I'm going to get pissed and do it myself?"
Krista
Yes.
[and scene.]
[and scene.]
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Exchange
[Matt and Krista arrive home from lunch to find that Santa (the Fed Ex man) has delivered the Snap n' Go Infant Car Seat Stroller has arrived.]
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Confucius say...
"When we bring up our children to have knowledge without compassion, their attitude towards others is likely to be a mixture of envy of those in positions above them, aggressive competitiveness towards their peers, and scorn for those less fortunate. This leads to a propensity toward greed, presumption, excess, and very quickly to loss of happiness."
Actually, that wasn't Confucius. It was the Dalai Lama.
So, how do you teach compassion?
Actually, that wasn't Confucius. It was the Dalai Lama.
So, how do you teach compassion?
Sunday, May 16, 2010
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...But you've gotta make your own kind of music
sing your own special song,
make your own kind of music even if nobody
else sing along...
Feeding a baby is like living in the hatch on Lost (I'm only on season 2, so I apologize if that plot device is no longer relevant). Every 90 minutes, you have to feed the baby, or else. The "or else" on the island is mysterious (to me.), but the "or else" for me is Temple crying and crabbing at us. It's also sore boobs.
Being tethered to the baby and the breast pump has made me appreciate my iPhone. I keep it with me all the time. I use the timer and alarm to wake us up and to time her feeding. I have actually been checking Facebook frequently to connect to other human beings. I read the paper. I check my celebrity blogs. And Matt discovered an awesome program called Pandora Radio. It is an internet radio station (and a free iPhone App) that personalizes the songs to your taste. You start by creating a station with an artist or a song. Pandora finds other similar songs or artists and plays them on your station. If you like it, you give it the thumbs up, and Pandora will find other songs that have similar elements. If you give it a thumbs down, Pandora will adjust what it plays for you. It is cool as hell, a great way to find new music, and free free free.
www.pandora.com
sing your own special song,
make your own kind of music even if nobody
else sing along...
Feeding a baby is like living in the hatch on Lost (I'm only on season 2, so I apologize if that plot device is no longer relevant). Every 90 minutes, you have to feed the baby, or else. The "or else" on the island is mysterious (to me.), but the "or else" for me is Temple crying and crabbing at us. It's also sore boobs.
Being tethered to the baby and the breast pump has made me appreciate my iPhone. I keep it with me all the time. I use the timer and alarm to wake us up and to time her feeding. I have actually been checking Facebook frequently to connect to other human beings. I read the paper. I check my celebrity blogs. And Matt discovered an awesome program called Pandora Radio. It is an internet radio station (and a free iPhone App) that personalizes the songs to your taste. You start by creating a station with an artist or a song. Pandora finds other similar songs or artists and plays them on your station. If you like it, you give it the thumbs up, and Pandora will find other songs that have similar elements. If you give it a thumbs down, Pandora will adjust what it plays for you. It is cool as hell, a great way to find new music, and free free free.
www.pandora.com
***UPDATE***
Ok, so I'm tardy for the Pandora party. I'm told by my cool/hip/groovy friends that Pandora peaked a couple of years ago, and there are better similar services out there. I'm still going to use it, though.
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