May 01 2010

Grace in Small Things – 1xx/365 & 1xx/365 (04/28 & 04/29)

Published by at 11:00 pm under Grace in Small Things

Damien…

  1. … is getting really good at figuring things out in video games
  2. … have been having only “green” days at school for weeks
  3. … said “I like you, Mommy” the other day
  4. … comes up and asks if he can snuggle and cuddle
  5. … can be trusted to play outside with no supervision
  6. … is getting better at expressing what he thinks, feels, and needs
  7. … likes reading books and magazines
  8. … does not lose his temper with little brothers as often as they deserve it
  9. … has beautiful eyelashes and nice thick hair (why yes, I am jealous)
  10. … dresses himself (sometimes even in clothes that match :-)

4 responses so far

4 Responses to “Grace in Small Things – 1xx/365 & 1xx/365 (04/28 & 04/29)”

  1. Karenon 02 May 2010 at 10:16 pm

    Maybe he should move to China, where matching clothes is not a concern. Here, for example, it’s perfectly acceptable to wear red shoes with just about anything. Even a banana-yellow dress and black tights. We’ve come to the conclusion that the ideal is as many different colors as possible in one outfit.

  2. WeaselOfDoomon 03 May 2010 at 12:28 am

    He should feel right at home :-) And I have a pair of red shoes from my aunt, and I have NO idea what to wear them with. China, here we come!

  3. Karenon 03 May 2010 at 12:49 am

    Well, now you know: you can wear them with whatever you want!

  4. Karenon 03 May 2010 at 1:00 am

    1. Internet access, because it means I’m not cut off from:

    2. Family

    3. Friends in other parts of the world

    4. Reference material in English

    5. News in English that’s less than a week old and through media other than the official state press (though that can be interesting in other ways …)

    6. Job searching from halfway around the world (although Milwaukee Jobs site is blocked, for whatever reason)

    7. Extensive multilingual dictionaries

    8. Movies in English (of admittedly dubious provenance and audiovisual quality, considering the site that they’re on)

    9. Wikipedia, which is no longer blocked as it was for several years

    10. And I can do all of this from the comfort of my room, thanks to Dennis & Ben’s wireless!

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