Iris & I went to visit Mom, a.k.a. Gramma.
This is the first flower I saw in her yard.
Then I looked up and—
Lo!—
a carpet of spring flowers surrounded me.

Assignment: centered composition
Iris & I went to visit Mom, a.k.a. Gramma.
This is the first flower I saw in her yard.
Then I looked up and—
Lo!—
a carpet of spring flowers surrounded me.

Assignment: centered composition
When Iris was seven months old,
her favorite game to play with Papa when he came home was Taste the Name Tag.
The rules were simple, but the game could last quite a while.

These days, their games are more complex.
“Mousse!” says Iris, then commands her father (in French)
to lie on his back and hand her the little LED light.
She proceeds to examine his nombril
in order to extract the copious amounts of mousse
that form after a day’s hard work sitting in front of a computer wearing a white T-shirt.

For any of you who are wondering if this mousse is the same as
(1) the sweet fluffy chocolatey stuff commonly served as a dessert
or
(2) the lightly scented hair product used by some people with hair on their heads
the answer is yes,
both.
Now I just take out the blocks and straps and mats occasionally.

We went to NVF & saw cow milking and goat milking, but despite numerous lactating pigs, there was no pig milking.





















