Organized. part 2

I was forced by Ester to recall the visual of a previous article about Remember the milk. So here it is, approved by the millitant breast feeders cult:

Making waves

The floor is Isabel's stomach

As you can see on the floor: Isabel's not eating much now. 99% of all the food (I don't exaggerate) falls on the floor. Our rabbits are really glad with this habit and if we don't act on it, they will wait under the chair until there falls something interesting. This way we know that they like spagetti :)

Still in search for a new home

For those wondering if we've found a house by now: no. We're still searching. Between changing diapers, we're still searching websites like Funda. Do we have a house we've got our eye on at this particular moment? Always some house, but it always turns out to be a disappointment. But I think we're getting there. I don't say that we will find our house this week (although it just might), but we're getting there. We maybe have to cut our wish list a little. Our wish list at the moment:

• A better, quieter district (where parking your car in the middle of the street is not a ubiquitous habit)
• A garden...
• ...and it would be nice if it's facing south
• At least 4 rooms
• A large living room
• 2 toilets
• Place to park the baby carrier in the hall
• A storeroom. Big enough to keep the vacuum cleaner there.

Shouldn't be hard, right? :) Well, I'm sure we will be able to find a nice home this year. We sure are fed up living in the Duivenstraat.

The sheep is shaved

Sorry, no picture today but I shaved my head again. So no irritating long hairs in the way while eating or kissing the baby. And that are just 2 annoyances caused by long hair. This time I did the shaving myself mostly, instead of Ester doing all the work. Now she only had to fine-tune. Now I'm not that dependent of Ester I just might shave my head more regularly :)

Not willing to eat...

We've started to learn Isabel how to eat. As you can see. We still have a long way to go. She rather puts non-food items in her mouth than real food. She even gives us the finger as you can see on the picture! If you're asking why she's not eating mushy stuff from a spoon: we're trying something different (duh!). This way the food is not forced on her and she's learning to chew.

But I must say: it's getting better since I took this picture. She eats tiny bits of apples and carrots, so she will have a full meal before 2017 :)

"Do you really think she has enough toys?"

...and it has gotten worse since we took this picture :)