May 30th: Birthdays

May is a month of birthdays for us.  And of course I never take pictures of anything.  Seth kicked it off with cake pops for breakfast, steak for dinner and 12 friends at a trampoline place.  Lots of Lego was the theme of the day.

Then me. I was sick and writing my book - but we still got a night out together - a nap, a movie and a quiet house was how I rocked in my 37th year.

Then it was Avery - who seemed neutral on the birthday front.  But we had a Kung Fu cake (which actually looked cool but I didn't take a picture) and had lurid and vaguely frightening bright icing. There were balloons and the nice thing about our street is that's its an instant party.

In between that, lots of other kids parties as well - Fort York, making pizza and so on.

Pizza party

Seth's dream realized: Jabbas Palace. Later destroyed. R crushed as hours of work -gone.

Cake on street

May 27:

Just over 9 months.

Me & Mr. Biddles

Almost 8 months. 

Random life

Going for Dosas.

Hanging. 

Growing. 

Monday February 11th:

Mondays mornings always feel like a struggle and a slow start.  So much didn't get done over the weekend.  So much to do during the week.

So before anything even starts, a bit of Biddles to kick it off:

Friday February 8th:

Captured - life according to Seth at this time:

January 24th: R's Birthday

In which we had two nights (two!) without any of the kids.  And so we impersonated the lives of "hipsters in the city" or at least what we think those without kids might do....

This involved: a movie, evening drinks, browsing Indigo, early morning yoga, brunch and the paper, a walk to Kensington Market, amazing tacos, browsing Holts, Starbucks, an attempt to see a play, replaced by impromptu massages and take out Korean.

Actually, just writing out that list makes me think that really only parents of three would cram so much activity into a 36 hour period.

F