- as seen through my iPhone and VSCO Cam app on Saturday February 22
8 am: She woke up at 7:30 am, which is quite ok.
9 am: She asked for some food, but didn't eat much.
10 am: breakfast preparations
11 am: brunch, done
Noon: She seems tired; hopefully she will fall asleep in the pram as we walk to the city centre. (She didn't.)
1 pm: always a pleasure to pass by this florist (Toneblomst)
2 pm: A wet and cold visit to the farmers market, but we got what we needed - and a little extra.
3 pm: restocked and ready for Sunday brunch with our friends
4 pm: so much fun in one little air filled plastic thingy
5 pm: I ran. I got soaked to the skin, it was quite unpleasant but so worth it. Also, I ran up the hill that I walk up on my last run.
6 pm: laundry, has too be done, even during weekends
7 pm: toddler supper remains
8 pm: not dry like the British ones, but still does the trick
9 pm: He made dinner (fresh tuna - hurrah!) whilst I comforted Sara. She cried and complained about earache.
10 pm: I'm so glad my husband can cook! Luckily there was no more complaints from Sara.
11 pm: a little meaningless TV watching and off to bed before midnight
Nice!! You take awesome pictures. I love to see your life, and I'm happy I get inspired by your blog so much.
ReplyDeleteHere are my pictures
http://alittam.blogspot.ch/2014/02/una-foto-allora-photo-hour.html
Luckily we found a warm, sunny day in Milano so we got the most out of it.
Enjoy!
Så gøy med sånne innlegg! Må ut og kjøpe blomster ASAP.
ReplyDeletei really think you must live in the most beautiful city. it's pretty even in dark, grey february!
ReplyDeletewhich richard scarry book is that?
I had this book with the boat when I was a child and I loved it! What was the name of the author??
ReplyDeleteLovely! Can I come over for brunch ;-)
ReplyDeletefest for augo.
ReplyDeleteI love this project of yours. Pretty pics as always! I need to visit your country one of these days. =)
ReplyDeleteDette får meg til å savne Bergen veldig! :)
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