...and what a miracle it is that a big belly = a new baby, so precious;
we danced by the water...
...and when he was three-months-old he wore mala beads around his neck and we blessed him with the ocean
and with earth from Grandad's garden;
and some days we lay in bed and just spent time being a little family. As we continue to do.
Sweet memories. Today Ché pulled himself up to standing and while leaning on a basket stepped one foot in front of the other. I think they call it walking.
You know, I just love reading your posts. I get a bit teary, I laugh, I just love it! And what an absolutely gorgeous thing to do - a blessing with the ocean and grandads garden. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteawww that's exciting. What a gorgeous belly too.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a very special someone is growing up :)
ReplyDeleteThat belly is beautiful.. Ahh such delightful memories.. Can you believe time flies so fast?
ReplyDeleteIn answering your papier mache question - we're making a bowl - we're going to slice it in half and coat it in glue.. Or something.. But a pinata! Easy, you'll make a gorgeous one for your little man's birthday!
Oh! How wonderful. Ironically, Jesse (my 8 yo) is sitting next to me and saw your pictures form the other day of Che and asked if he could walk. We got to discover, a minute later, that he can!
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