Author Archives: Harmony

After almost 6 weeks we finally have our internet back after our provider (and I use that term loosely) cut us off while trying to change our service package and losing the order mid transfer and things only got worse … Continue reading →

A while back, a friend of bg’s and mine in Australia sent us a cupcake mix (complete with papers and icing) after bg had complained about the lack of cupcakes in this country. So, today, bg came over and we … Continue reading →

Liam is now nine months old and not so little any more. At the last consultatiebureau (public health office for babies and young kids) visit, he had made great gains – he had been hovering at the bottom of the … Continue reading →

Although Liam is a pretty happy little boy, he does have his moments. He’s often cranky in the early evening. (And don’t worry, I did pick him up and comfort him directly after the picture was taken).

Liam enjoying his breakfast. He’s now up to two-three solid meals per day, in addition to breastfeeding and his one bottle. The kid eats a lot but burns it right off with his constant movement.

OK, so they’re more likely to purr you to death than anything more sinister, but here are the enormous cats. I’m happy they’re actually using this scratching post, though it needs some structural engineering to deal with these monsters.

Soon there will be updates – I’ve got a couple of albums lined up and ready to go. However, our completely and utterly incompetent internet provider cut off our service at the beginning of August and we’re still trying to … Continue reading →

has arrived…

After my mum left on the 15th, we decided to take a few days at home before leaving rather than leaving immediately as we had originally planned. We puttered around and bought a few things for Liam, like a light … Continue reading →

Today we took a short jaunt to Schokland, the Netherlands’ first UNESCO World Heritage Site (there are now several others). It was pretty sad compared to some of the other UNESCO sites I’ve been to, and I got to wondering … Continue reading →