About Me
Name: elswhere
Our Cast of Characters:
(1) elswhere: Your basic left-handed Jewish lesbian New York expatriate. Compulsive bibliophile. Mom [adoptive variety]. Born 1966. Oldest child. Birth sign: Cancer. Your Humble Narrator. 109 more things about me.
(2) Renaissance Woman: Musician, librarian, massage practitioner, sound designer, teacher, online Help developer, future speech pathologist, and mom [biological variety]. Born 1962. Only child of academic ex-hippies. Birth sign: Cancer [yes, another one]. Spouse of Your Humble Narrator.
(3) Mermaid Girl: a/k/a Sarah-boo, Boo-girl, Miss S., Bunny, Munchkin, Her Highness. Only child of elswhere and Renaissance Woman. Occupations: Undressing dolls, jumping off furniture, singing, dancing, drawing, painting, climbing, swinging on swings, scheming for candy, resisting bedtime. Born 2000. Birth sign: Virgo [with pronounced Leo tendencies].
Previous Posts
- Yeah. I don't get out much.
- More Shots
- Infirmary rag
- Kindergarten Confidential
- Can't think. Head too itchy.
- Jewish Education Comes Home to Roost
- A sample of the fascinating blogging I would do if...
- Temple de Rugrats
- Backlog Post #1: Bullies
- Tashlich
10 Comments:
Oh, Bihari, thank you! I was starting to get a little freaked out at having no comments on this particular post, like maybe...my kid isn't cute after all but no one wanted to tell me? Could it be?
I mean, I can bolster my very own ego in the absence of comments, but hey, my kid, you know?
But now I am reassured. Whew. Thanks.
And Anna! Thank you too! You're so nice! You must have just commented at the same time I did above.
What an adorable little girl! I love the story of possible bribery for a smiling school picture.
such a beauty. thanks so much for sharing her with us all!
I can see why. What a cutie!
Those pictures are making me smile too. What a sweetie!!!
Aww... you guys! Thanks!
What a little doll!
We all get one with a note written on the back, right?
What a truly gorgeous girl :)
I frequently look at pictures of my baby girl on my computer, even when she is sitting right in front of me. And whenever I email pictures of her to other people, I look again and again at the shots I emailed, wondering if the recipients will see one tenth of what I see. One's own child is such a thing of beauty and perfection, though I don't know why captured images seem so compelling in the face of the real thing. But they do.
--Angela
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