Bim Broombender and the Pig Bands of Moria

Miss posting. Miss having time/brain to post. Working on re-organizing life so that maybe some day I will, tho we still have about 3 weeks of grauwulf on business trips to get through. (and that's two and a half of it all at once, ugh.)

Meanwhile, here are some of the picture books we've been enjoying. Many of them are even new!

( Books!! Each of which I've read at least five times, and mostly more, which might be part of why my reading log for me contains six books finished all summer... )

Also, Sandra Boynton! Has music CDs! Parodies of pick-your-music-genre with silly animals and songbooks. I'm not sure there was ever a time I didn't need a love song to the chocolate cookies that are stuck in the jar out of reach. ("Faraway Cookies" from Philadelphia Chickens). Attn heuchera if you haven't heard of these; at least you & your dad need to look them up.

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And a dis-recommendation: the Musk Ox (A is for Musk Ox and there's a counting one) series is stereotypical frat-boy humor packaged for toddlers, and both Grauwulf and I found them appalling. (Which should tell you something, as we often have pretty divergent takes on mainstream humor.)

Bim Broombender and the Pig Bands of Moria

Miss posting. Miss having time/brain to post. Working on re-organizing life so that maybe some day I will, tho we still have about 3 weeks of grauwulf on business trips to get through. (and that's two and a half of it all at once, ugh.)

Meanwhile, here are some of the picture books we've been enjoying. Many of them are even new!

( Books!! Each of which I've read at least five times, and mostly more, which might be part of why my reading log for me contains six books finished all summer... )

Also, Sandra Boynton! Has music CDs! Parodies of pick-your-music-genre with silly animals and songbooks. I'm not sure there was ever a time I didn't need a love song to the chocolate cookies that are stuck in the jar out of reach. ("Faraway Cookies" from Philadelphia Chickens). Attn heuchera if you haven't heard of these; at least you & your dad need to look them up.

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And a dis-recommendation: the Musk Ox (A is for Musk Ox and there's a counting one) series is stereotypical frat-boy humor packaged for toddlers, and both Grauwulf and I found them appalling. (Which should tell you something, as we often have pretty divergent takes on mainstream humor.)

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