He looks so happy! I love these photos! My little one just turned 9 months old and I cannot believe how fast he is growing up. I am happy and sad at the same time.
Congrats Nicole. You had a new baby too. Yeah I do have mixed feelings...
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He looks so happy! I love these photos! My little one just turned 9 months old and I cannot believe how fast he is growing up. I am happy and sad at the same time.
Congrats Nicole. You had a new baby too. Yeah I do have mixed feelings...
My God. You cook too? Is there anything you can't do?
There are many things that I cannot do and I'm not a great cook but I can bake. They are very different. I don't have the instinct for cooking but I can follow a baking recipe and I like the precision of following a recipe, measuring with a scale and mixing just so. I don't have a good sense of smell so I can't wing it while cooking and I don't know flavors well so I'm not a good with improvisation.
I'm also a horrendous singer![]()
DH is very wise. Staying out of the store is the only way to resist temptation.
Myh has a scarf showcase thread. She did a tutorial on taming the 140. Here is a link. I think it's post 368 or something like that.
MYH's Scarf Showcase - and philosophical ramblings about how I built my collection
OK, last session and then let's see how you guys and gals have been wearing your 140 giant silks. Session 3 - the bias fold without a knot in the back of your neck. Some knots don't need a "safety knot" tied in the back since the whole creation is well balanced.
Example 1: I think everyone knows this one. Bias fold your scarf and make a loop around your neck with the tails hanging down in front of you. Just tie a knot right under the loop and you are ready to go.
Example 4: See next post. Ugh! I have maxed out attachments.
http://forum.purseblog.com/index.php?posts/29436036/
When my baby was born he could fit in the crook of my arm between my elbow and fingers. Now his toe is the size of my finger!
The hairy arm is my husband's arm
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Omar is just about walking. Though he gets distracted by mirrors, he has to stop and kiss himself!
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Did you ever dress your little Louis in Hermes baby things? I had some Hermes baby shoes for Omar, but he never used them because his feet had grown out of them before we knew it.
Your pictures of your baby are always so fabulous. I think last time you posted, someone said I must find a baby to pinch. So true. Congrats.
There are many things that I cannot do and I'm not a great cook but I can bake. They are very different. I don't have the instinct for cooking but I can follow a baking recipe and I like the precision of following a recipe, measuring with a scale and mixing just so. I don't have a good sense of smell so I can't wing it while cooking and I don't know flavors well so I'm not a good with improvisation.
I'm also a horrendous singer![]()
Beautiful babies, and it is heartwarming to hear the moms discuss their little guys with so much enjoyment, appreciation, and love! You go, moms!
My DH is a pretty good baker and an excellent cook, but he is the rare bird who has both a creative streak and a rigorous scientific/mathematical brain. It's served him well in a career that requires him to explain esoteric concepts to non-experts in a compelling way. He majored in music and mathematics in college, so there ya go! I am the emotional one and the worrier, so we complement each other, I guess, but given a choice, I'd rather hang out with my DH than with, er, me.![]()
Love it, PbP! Clearly, both of our DHs are interesting people. I think there is a lot to be said for marrying someone with characteristics contrary to one's own, as long as the fundamental goals and values are compatible. Where one struggles, the other triumphs and vice versa--it works.
But I don't dare put Chanel jackets in my checked luggage. Maybe one jacket can come.