The old favorite game of Blanket Face continues to be a success. It’s particularly more fun now that Nora knows how to remove the blanket or other cloth item from her face herself. The sheer relief of being able to see and breathe again delights her to no end.
Yes, this seems to have turned into a video blog lately. This is mainly because a certain someone won’t let me leave her alone for more than two seconds in the mornings these days. Oh well. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a 24 frames-per-second video should be plenty, right?
Sorry about the shakiness. It’s hard to hold the camera and toss the pajamas at the same time. Rather than try to smooth it out, I decided to hone my title tracking skills a little more.
Today the weather was very nice and Nora wore a dress for the first time (if you don’t count the baptism). I also filmed a favorite1 game of Nora’s, which, for lack of a better name, I’ll call Blanket Face. The gist of the game involves Marga throwing a blanket over Nora’s face and then [...]
Some years ago, Thelma, a friend of my mother’s, was traveling somewhere in the Midwestern United States and spotted this blanket. It was clearly made to celebrate or advertise a company specializing in bulldozers, backhoes, and other heavy machinery. A quick Google search would lead me to believe that it is probably for Rasmussen Equipment [...]
Also in a recent shipment from the Motherland that included some clay keepsakes was a wonderfully heavy and snuggly blanket made especially for Nora by Janet, a coworker of my mother’s. Nora loves it, and we’ve already begun putting it over her when she dozes off in a pile of toys. I also must confess [...]