This is not the promised "Magical Ponies" post. Apologies. Instead, this is the "You Negligent Monster" post. Because Kiddo is in a Japanese daycare, parents are asked to remove their shoes before coming in. No problem. I have a pair of loafers that I hate that I wear on pickup days so I can get in and out more quickly. Most days while I'm putting my shoes on, Yuki will run away from me and I will make noisy protestations and she will giggle and come back. Today, however, there was the running and the noisy protestations and the giggling and a splat. I guess she tripped ("running away" involves going around a corner where I can't see her) because she was crying and pulling herself up off the floor when I got to her. "No big deal" as she likes to say (she does, really, it's friggin' adorable). She had a little red line across the bridge of her nose but there was no blood. She asked for a Band Aid and I told her we'd get her one...
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I have tried before to leave a comment(particularly when Yuki was born) but haven't been able to (I'm more comfortable with a microscope than a computer). My husband says he'll help this time. I've felt like I'm spying by reading and loving your blog.
Congratulations with Yuki. She is absolutely beautiful. What an absolute joy to behold.
After reading your baptism stuff, I must say that this is how it starts. I, a fellow non-practicing Catholic, started with baptism. Now, Ellie is in third grade at parochial school. We go to Church. Patrick, my husband, is a Knights of Columbus. I'm practically in the Ladies Auxilliary. He coaches the church softball league. I coach the school's fifth grade volleyball team. All of which occurs without our knowing if we believe any of this or not (we know we disagree with much of the politics).
Yuki is gorgeous. Have fun!
Kiely