Look at that grip! My baby is going to be a writer like his mama!
By Sam, Uncut
13 years ago
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This is my web log about my precious children Malcolm and Salome. I thought it would be helpful for all our family members who are now spread around the world. It will help you keep up with us, and it will help me record my new experience of motherhood and their experience of the world as they grow into a strong young man and woman.
My Blog List
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My favorite sites
Followers
Blog Archive
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2007
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October
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- Check Out My Baby's Fine Motor Skills!
- It Just Wouldn't Be Pacific Northwesty Enough With...
- Playing in a teepee
- Dancer at the Powow in Wy-Kan-Ush-Pum Village
- Malcolm and Baba playing in the sand next to the r...
- Beautiful Boy on the beach
- Oxbow River
- Our Centennial
- I Love My Daddy...Well, I think so ;)
- Our Autumn Walks
- More Autumn Pics
- New Autumn Pictures
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October
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Labels
- art museum
- baby chicks
- baking
- Barack Obama
- beach
- Big Boy bed
- bikes
- birth
- birthday partiews
- boats
- books
- bread
- Chicago
- chickens
- Chinese New Year
- choir
- Christmas
- Chrstmas Pageant
- church
- Colorado
- costumes
- crawling
- Daddy
- dinosaur
- eating
- Echinacea
- family
- family reunion
- family tree
- Fire trucks
- first kiss
- friends
- garden
- gardens
- Grandma
- Halloween
- Kenya
- lion dance
- lions
- Luna Paka
- mama's milk
- Max train
- motherhood
- multicultural
- neighborhood
- new baby
- nonviolent communication
- Obama
- oregon grapes
- our neighborhood
- permacultre
- pikes peak
- playdough
- preschool
- Puff the Magic Dragon
- rally
- reading
- recession
- rites of passage
- Salome
- school
- sessions
- skiing
- snow
- Sophies
- spiders
- spring
- struggle
- summer
- surgery
- Thanksgiving
- This Little Light of Mine
- trains
- Tulip Festival
- Twinkle
- unschooling
- Victor
- work
- yes we can
1 comment:
Wow. Malcolm, your grandfather is a writer, your mom is a writer and I hope you truly enjoy writing. I loved the photos of you by the teepee and all of your adventuruous trips. I love you big guy, grandma
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