"Is She a Baby or a Cat?"
Jan. 7th, 2009 08:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
browngirl"Yes!"
Whenever I have something to eat Eva crawls over and demands a share. Feeding her by hand is even more fun than it's painful; the very manner in which she opens her mouth is bossily adorable. Hilariously, when the food is gone she often crawls away; she has definetely been taking notes from the cat. Hence the title of the entry.
At work I keep telling stories about Joshua and Eva, and participating in the Parents of Small Children discussions. I wonder what pictures the people who only kinda sorta know me have of my life.
Whenever I have something to eat Eva crawls over and demands a share. Feeding her by hand is even more fun than it's painful; the very manner in which she opens her mouth is bossily adorable. Hilariously, when the food is gone she often crawls away; she has definetely been taking notes from the cat. Hence the title of the entry.
At work I keep telling stories about Joshua and Eva, and participating in the Parents of Small Children discussions. I wonder what pictures the people who only kinda sorta know me have of my life.
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Date: 2009-01-07 10:13 pm (UTC)That's how babies learn what's good to eat. It does not, as someone told me when Linnea was an infant, teach them to steal food (?!? honestly...)
It's also unkind to eat in front of small children without the intention to share. I find it bewildering when people don't know this.