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Live Well: Watching, Reading, Listening

May 15, 2013 by Natalie in Other

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May 15, 2013 /Natalie
Awkward, Books, Cleopatra, Justin Timberlake, Listening, Media, MTV, Music, Pop Culture, Reading, TV, Watching
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We did it.
Four months old, four days left at Stanford. My, how time flies.
Our very expressive baby 😉🙁🙃
Weekendin’
Hard to believe how much smiling, giggling, rolling, grabbing, and babbling emerged during this baby’s third month. The many faces of Callie Clark continue to delight her parents (and grandparents, aunts, uncles, and many admirers).
Queen Calliope is two months old! We love this baby.
Callie says, “I think I’ll like it here.”
We’ve come to Yosemite every spring for three years now, and every time we enter the park I feel like I am applying salve to my soul. Two years ago we came soon after I was admitted to Stanford and dreamed of the big changes going back to school had in store for us. Last year, our trip to Yosemite was the first thing I was able to look forward to after our miscarriage, and we dreamed of the family we would someday build. And this year we got to share Yosemite with six-week-old Calliope. We hope she learns to love this place, and its beautiful permanence, the way we do.
One month! When I look back on this first month, I hope I never forget how much your little baby sounds made us laugh, how much pride we took in your little accomplishments like gaining weight, or how the sight of your little fuzzy head laid on your father’s shoulder made my heart feel like it would explode of happiness. What a fortunate life we lead. We love you, Calliope.

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