Oriel's House of Fluffy Pancakes

Capturing the cuteness

So, when you take a photo of your kid cuz you want to remember the moment, is it really called documenting? Oh, well. I don't care. Whenever Analeasa has a particularly memorable moment and I remember to (rarely) I like to store it somehow, and who doesn't? We used to use the mini cassette recorder a lot for that since she started babbling and since we don't have a video recorder. And then there's all the quotes notes floating around somewhere that I'd like to end up all in a book. I suppose this will do for now. At least it's written somewhere.

My little girl (Child, as she likes to be called) thinks that "mother looks like a goat when she wears her hair like that." I'm not sure if the barely long enough to fit into a band pony tails on either side of my head (well actually in the bottom on the back) are the horns or the ears to her. But then she told me the other day after her second viewing of "the Marnia movie " (it's too cute to correct) that I looked like "Mr. Tummy". She (we, too) will be calling the goat/man that well after she can read the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. "He said, My name is Mr. Tumnus, but I call him Mr. Tummy." Oh, and he is the star of the show. She connected with him immediately and I'm sure if she was a little bit older, she'd have his poster on her wall. She is too cute, and really loves to see real friends togther. Softy inside.

Well, I'd be smart to go to bed now.