Goal: Raise my children to be intelligent, compassionate, responsible, successful, and unique by offering them a multitude of experiences
As you can see, Caleb spent some time this morning composing music on his five-key before his nap. After his nap, he engaged in "tummy time" without any complaints:
Goal: Have children and become a successful father
As I went through the day-to-day “stuff” today, I played Mr. Observant and took note of everything that Caleb needs throughout the course of a day (e.g., sleepsack, pajamas, diapers, bottles…the list goes on and on). I plan to then organize this list and begin packing for the holidays (after my wife checks over the list, of course!).
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I hope this blows your mind as much as it did mine and my wife’s! The topic: orangeness of baby food.
Immediately below, you’ll find a picture of homemade sweet potatoes. By all accounts, this is some pretty orange stuff. I remember thinking this is crazy orange! the first time we made it:
Ridiculous, right? Look at the carrots next to the sweet potatoes and a Clementine:
I guess what I’m getting at here is this: you may think you know the color orange. But really, you don’t—not until you’ve pureed some carrots.
