bits and pieces

[emmacrew]

Attn. Seattle foodies: Serious pie. has some darned good pizza-like food. And roasted beets with a bit of cheese, some julienned mint and not a whole lot else are darned yummy. And if they offer someting with the housemade salami, order it. Wm and I lunched with my mom and and her wee girlie. Wm was SO EXCITED by little L. He was just reaching and

Comments

[nou]

Yay Pip!

I realised recently that I don't actually like pizza any more. This is weird, and seems to rather confuse uon. I've started being less than keen on pasta, too.

[emmacrew]

I've realized I like things wrog and others would call not pizza much more than I like standard pizza. So today's flatbread with olive oil, caramelized onions, salami and slivered basil? Delicious pizza-like food. Pasta can be hit or miss. In my case it's that I've finally come to realize that my vague dislike of tomatoes extends to tomato sauce.

Of course pizza is the only "real" food we can reasonably consistently get Pip to eat. :-/

[firni]

Conor apparently believes "watch" should be spelled "woch", and persists in spelling it that way no matter how much I beg.

hukd on fonix wurked 4 mea

[afb]

All your Pip news seems so awesome and encouraging! :D How great is that?

[emmacrew]

I *know*! It's amazing. I hope he ends up loving books like I do.

[solarbird]

Oooooh, maybe he likes grammar systems, and sees the actual system in the grammar.

I wonder if he'd like diagramming sentences? And complex (and/or esoteric) grammar constructions in English?

[nosrednayduj]

YAY READING! I am so loving the learning-to-read process. Today Perry surprised us by writing -- his fine motor is quite poor so mostly he can't form letters. He wrote "I LOVE MOM" on a paper, and it's actually legible! And I'm touched :-)

[emmacrew]

Awwwww. That's great.