Obviously it's nowhere near spring yet, but winter is sputtering a bit. It's walking weather, but the melting ice creates lakes where the sidewalks end. It makes it a bit perilous for five-foot-tall girls to walk with strollers: either the girl or the baby is likely to drown. On the other hand, it still seems a little cold to just carry I in the baby backpack. So A is experimenting with baby backpack plus: a big rain jacket zipped halfway up over Isaiah's double-layer-dressed body, and a warm scarf wrapped around his top. Plus a gorgeous hat that Emily just sent him.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
walkies
Obviously it's nowhere near spring yet, but winter is sputtering a bit. It's walking weather, but the melting ice creates lakes where the sidewalks end. It makes it a bit perilous for five-foot-tall girls to walk with strollers: either the girl or the baby is likely to drown. On the other hand, it still seems a little cold to just carry I in the baby backpack. So A is experimenting with baby backpack plus: a big rain jacket zipped halfway up over Isaiah's double-layer-dressed body, and a warm scarf wrapped around his top. Plus a gorgeous hat that Emily just sent him.
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