As noted by Heather, a dear reader, I have been a little remiss on the postings of late. Partly due to some unsightly eczema on our young star and partly due to flat batteries, both literal and figurative.
But we're back!
Millie just turned 6 months old - I know, can you believe it?! This means of course "solid" food! We started her off tonight with some peas and you can see here the results. She's stuck with peas for at least the next few days as we introduce foods gradually to watch for allergic reactions. Perhaps she'll grow to love them.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Feeling better now Little Red Riding Hood?
Thanksgiving
This lovely sleepy babe is Millie's cousin Rebecca. The two finally met in New Hampshire and in the absence of any recorded conversation between the two (there was some tentative hand reaching and Millie was staring quite intently) we'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say they got on like a house on fire.

Presenting Arctic Millie! It was hard to imagine it being cold enough or her being big enough to wear this 6-9 month outfit when Uncle Jamie and Auntie Kat gave it to her in August, but it is cold and she is big.
Presenting Arctic Millie! It was hard to imagine it being cold enough or her being big enough to wear this 6-9 month outfit when Uncle Jamie and Auntie Kat gave it to her in August, but it is cold and she is big.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
High tea in the high chair
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
"Not a bad start"
So you may have already heard, a little thing called the election happened yesterday and we were thrilled to be close to the action here in Chicago.
Here are some pics from last night.
The view from ThoughtWorks over Grant Park - you can see the lights of the rally site off at the far end of the park.

Millie amazed at being out past her bedtime and all the people walking down Michigan Avenue.

Then, finally, the moment we were all waiting for...

On the long walk home, up a mostly pedestrianised Michigan Avenue, Millie attracted a lot of attention from the street party crowd. One lady walking next to us, smiled as she said to Millie "Not a bad start".
What an incredible night.
Here are some pics from last night.
The view from ThoughtWorks over Grant Park - you can see the lights of the rally site off at the far end of the park.
Millie amazed at being out past her bedtime and all the people walking down Michigan Avenue.
Then, finally, the moment we were all waiting for...
On the long walk home, up a mostly pedestrianised Michigan Avenue, Millie attracted a lot of attention from the street party crowd. One lady walking next to us, smiled as she said to Millie "Not a bad start".
What an incredible night.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Millie at the weekend II
Millie at the weekend I
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