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velvetpageToday was very quiet. We read a great deal and relaxed a great deal. Claire has lost a fair amount of birth weight, but ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
velvetpage's milk supply seems to have come in today. As a result, Claire was rather quiet and content today, looking around at the world with big, googly eyes. Elizabeth is starting to miss us quite badly, but is still enjoying her extended "sleepover" at Oma and Opa's. velvetpage and Claire will likely be home tomorrow.
As you can see, babies are awfully small.
I finished my Wodehouse and launched into Alan Dean Foster's Star Trek: Log One from 1974. It's curiously refreshing to read an adaption of the series that is almost entirely free from the baggage of fan history.
velvetpage's milk supply seems to have come in today. As a result, Claire was rather quiet and content today, looking around at the world with big, googly eyes. Elizabeth is starting to miss us quite badly, but is still enjoying her extended "sleepover" at Oma and Opa's. velvetpage and Claire will likely be home tomorrow.As you can see, babies are awfully small.
I finished my Wodehouse and launched into Alan Dean Foster's Star Trek: Log One from 1974. It's curiously refreshing to read an adaption of the series that is almost entirely free from the baggage of fan history.
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Date: 2006-05-24 02:01 pm (UTC)