Keaton turned the big two years old on Saturday, so of course we just had to have a little celebration at his favourite playground with family and close friends. The photo second from the top was taken at Joe’s Grill, our favourite West End greasy spoon. Yeah, as you can see we’re pretty regular customers, [...]
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A Party for Keaton
Posted in Baby Life, Children, Family, Festivity, tagged birthday party, second birthday on September 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
America, F**k Yeah…
Posted in Children, Creative Influences, Creative Process, Family, tagged Northern Exposure, road trips, Twin Peaks, Washington State on August 5, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Sorry about the weird spacing of the photos. I can’t quite seem to fix it. So what do you do when you’re feeling a little stressed, overwhelmed, unbalanced and generally out of sorts? Well, you plan a spontaneous stateside road trip with your husband and almost-two-year-old, of course! We headed down the I-5 on Saturday [...]
Making Time for Playdough
Posted in Arts & Crafts, Children, Home Life, tagged homemade playdough, toddlers on May 6, 2011 | 1 Comment »
In the midst of end-of-term busy-ness and much freelance work (which is a good thing, I’m not complaining!) last week, I dug out my mum’s good old recipe for homemade playdough, and Keats and I made some. He especially enjoyed dumping the flour into the big bowl and stirring it. Play Dough Recipe: 1 cup [...]
The Secret Spaces of Childhood
Posted in Children, Home Life, tagged childhood, childhood memories, forts, special places on April 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A boy and his fort. Last week, with just two chairs, cushions and a blanket (which, of course, is all you really need), my husband made Keaton his very first living room fort. And as you can see, young Master Keats is pretty darn proud of it. He brought his prized musk ox stuffy in [...]
