26 Things - July 2005
14 August 2005, 14:47
Finally. Kinki’s entry for 26 Things – July 2005 is finally UP and primed for critique. It goes without saying that only favourable comments will be accepted (only joking….... sort of…)
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——————Nothing much has happened on the Project Baby front. My tummy has actually gone down in size – how that happens I’m not entirely sure…
I think I’ve begun to feel MiniMc moving around. It woke me up the other night, with a weird poppy, gurgling sensation in my lower abdomen. Then again, it could have been because I was on the precipice of a tremendously satisfying fart.
I have been shopping in preparation for MiniMc’s arrival because there’s just soooooo much shit you “need” once you pop out the morsel. I was very amused to buy a baby hat that had emblazoned on the bag “Keep away from babies and small children”. I had a wee giggle in the shops at that one, until Husband pointed out that the warning referred to the bag, not the hat. Pregnant….
I’m still such a novice. I need a map & baby-crap glossary when I waltz through Baby Target, I don’t know what half the things are. What the hot diggety is a “pilcher” I ask you? And what’s the difference between a portable cot, a bassinet, a stroller, a pram and a cot? Do you need them all?
It’s all just so damn confusing…
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Permanent Link | - It’s so strange & interesting hearing people’s faves – clear and floppy were the last ones I did and almost afterthoughts – I didn’t expect anyone to be impressed by them!
Impressive is, in fact, real – it’s the Hanging Palace near inner Mongolia in China and it’s perched in the side of a cliff. Amazing feat. Crazy Chinese.
— Kinki Aug 16, 07:46 AM # - My favorite is Down The Street. Just a great interpreation of the concept, and a fantastic picture that caputres a lot of things going on in a seemingly mundane setting.
Parking Sign and Storage were the other two that really struck me as stand outs.
— smallerdemon Aug 16, 08:30 AM # - re. Baby stuff. I’d recommend a compact pram – some of the fancy ones are huge and too heavy. Also a baby sling is very handy (Baby Bjorn brand is exy but incredibly good). Don’t waste money on a porta cot unless you’re planning to travel soon after Bub’s arrival. S/he can nap just fine in the pram when you visit friends. I could go on and bore the pants off everyone, but will refrain…..
and I like the ‘Baby’ pic. Very topical :)
— Deb Harrison Aug 16, 09:22 AM #


