Nora continues with her tendency to dance whenever she hears music. Last week when I put her in her crib while I looked through her wardrobe for some clothes for the day, I had her iPad playing some music. She was groovin’, so I ran to get the video camera. Check out her pantomime of a “midnight train going anywhere”.
YouTube has blocked this video in Germany (sorry, Germans!) because they’re the only ones that figured out that it might contain copyrighted music.
The mouth harp, also known as the Jew’s harp (despite having no connection to Jews) or jaw harp, is one of the weirdest musical instruments. How many instruments do you know of that depend on the vibrations of the musician’s skull to be heard? According to Wikipedia, the instrument dates back to at least the [...]
This train of letters caught my eye on the dining room table recently, casting nice shadows in the morning sunlight. I think Nora’s grandparents or great-grandfather probably bought it for her. Just think of all the money we’re saving on things like this by giving her a four letter name!
Just some mindless link propagation (MLP) here. I found this page interesting and thought I would give the dude some linkage because of his clever idea and implementation. Just another example of the power of the information being gathered by the social networking sites. Anyway, check it out: http://booksthatmakeyoudumb.virgil.gr/
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.