December 07, 2009By: erik Category: Offspring, Videos81 views
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When we got home from visiting my in-laws last week, Nora was a little ball of energy. Flailing and chirping. If she could walk, she’d have been zooming around the house knocking things over. Once she calmed down a little bit, I recorded a short video of her antics. It was this behavior that lead me to tweet:
Not sure how to describe daughter’s behavior this evening, but the unit of measurement would be kilotons of TNT.
The accelerated motion of my favorite star. I’ve noticed recently that the sunsets that I see out my office window happen quite quickly. So one day, I set up my video camera and recorded a video of it. Unfortunately, unlike other days, the atmospheric properties of that particular day didn’t make for a very beautiful [...]
You say you recorded this AFTER she calmed down? I suppose the room was shaking too much before then.
She’s a cutey. I’m reminded of what you wrote a year ago – “I look forward to selfishly guarding my immortal genes in their brand new flesh bag once they get out of the gene packaging facility.” Now I see you poking that little flesh bag in the tummy and going all coo coo. I suppose that the gene packaging facility does it too. It looks like I’m going to have to go over there and guard my own immortal genes.
http://www.erik-rasmussen.com/ Erik R.
Yes, that was after she calmed down a bit.
I also reread that sentence today. It’s one of my best.
I’m dreading holding my daughter’s hand while she gets a dental filling tomorrow. She, in her blissful naivety, is actually looking forward to going to the dentist.