We took my mom out for her birthday. I think she had fun.More pictures and video below:
Friday, April 27, 2007
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Spiderman vs. Thomas
I wonder when I'll let Eason start watching shows with violence like superheroes and power rangers. For the time being I'm more than happy to prolong his interest in the more innocent variety of television entertainment. While he no longer has that much interest in Barney and Sesame Street, his favorites include Thomas and Friends, Little Einsteins, Blues Clues, and now his new favorite Go, Diego, Go. All of these shows are educational and none of them have anything close to violence. I know it's a matter of time before he loses interest in these shows, but the longer it lasts the better.Some Friends
Now I know (or at least I'm reminded) of why I like to see Eason playing with some of his friends in particular. The play is nice and for the most part well behaved. Watching Eason play with some other of his friends always brings this right home.
On the other hand other friends always seem to want to make everything into a hostile game, with banging, throwing, hitting, etc. And no its no wonder that these kids parent's, when they occasionally begins some semblance of discipline, do it in either in a monotone dialogue about how the behavior was not okay, or a whining plead for them to stop.
The good part about all of this is that it offers an opportunity to impart to Eason that just because his friend was doing something did not make that type of behavior acceptable.
The whole time I kept thinking "now I know why I like to see Eason playing with 'some' of his friends."
On the other hand other friends always seem to want to make everything into a hostile game, with banging, throwing, hitting, etc. And no its no wonder that these kids parent's, when they occasionally begins some semblance of discipline, do it in either in a monotone dialogue about how the behavior was not okay, or a whining plead for them to stop.
The good part about all of this is that it offers an opportunity to impart to Eason that just because his friend was doing something did not make that type of behavior acceptable.
The whole time I kept thinking "now I know why I like to see Eason playing with 'some' of his friends."
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Taking Andrea Home
We took Andrea home from Greenwhich Hospital.Afterwards I took Eason bike riding.
More pictures below:
Friday, April 20, 2007
Sticks And Stones
Anytime I'm with Eason in a playground, beach or anyplace where there are other kids playing, and Eason picks up a large stick or a rock, I always tell him to put it down right away. I always think "that's an accident waiting to happen."Funny enough, one day we were at the beach and Eason picked up a rock. I told him to put it down, but Aviva interjected mentioning that he likes to collect them in his bucket.
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Dark Chocolate
It always amazes me how people claim that food that may have some beneficial ingredient is "good for you." Supposedly ice cream is good for you because dairy is a source of calcium. Dark chocolate is good for you because some ingredient is good for your heart. Too me "junk food" is any food that is more bad for you then good for you. Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Andrea Kamander
Andrea (An-DRAY-uh) Kamander was born on 4/18/07 at 8:37 AM. She weighs 7.4 pounds and is 19.5 inches long. Both her and Aviva are healthy. They're nursing already.More pictures below:
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Eason's Sleepover At Jonah's
The night before Aviva went into the hospital to give birth to Andrea, Eason had a sleepover at his friend Jonah's house. He was really excited about it and had a great time.More pictures below:
Sunday, April 8, 2007
Aviva's Shower At The Oksman's
I had a great day. Eason had just spent the weekend at Aviva's parents and we got to spend some quality time at the Central Park Zoo.More pictures and video below:
