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L'année 2007 a vu Nathan pousser
et grandir, marcher et parler («balle», «[e]scargot»,
«[fro]mage», ce dernier très souvent et avec
avidité). Il salue les trains qui passent à côté
de la maison («paaaaaaaasse...parti») et reconnaît
des tas d'animaux sauvages qui ne passent pas à côté
de la maison. Ses parents ne poussent et ne grandissent pas, mais ils
apprennent aussi plein de noms d'animaux sauvages (que c'est laid un
pangolin !). Nous nous sentons maintenant bien installés à
SMO et bien calés sur les grands évènements du
riant Val d'Orge : la Fête de la Tomate ou Les Chemins de
Lecture.
Pour nos aventures de l'été,
Nathan a fait avec patience beaucoup de vélo à Oléron
avant de découvrir les joies du camping en Dordogne et de
renverser ses premiers châteaux de sable en Bretagne.
Petitou devenant plus autonome
(comprendre: faisant de longues siestes), nous avons pu jardiner et
produire fraises, tomates et compost. Avec nos achats de légumes
produits dans notre pâté de maisons, notre réseau
débutant d'achats en gros de céréales bio (avec
une dizaine de voisins et amis) et nos diverses pratiques occultes de
parentage et d'entretien ménager, nous travaillons (et jouons
aussi beaucoup) à réduire notre empreinte écologique.
Nous continuons à mettre
nouvelles et photos chez Pipo
2007 has nearly gone by, Nathan has
grown several inches, has started to walk and talk («ball»,
«snail», «cheese», the latter said with
appetite). He comments the regular trains that go by our house
(«paaassssing... gone») and recognizes a number of wild
animals which do not go by our house (to our knowledge). His parents
have not grown an inch, but they have learned new names of wild
animals and have their heads full of children's books and songs
('Would you eat them in a bin? Would you with a pangolin?'). We feel
well settled in SMO, we know which events highlight which season (the
Tomato Festival in the summer, the Reading Paths in autumn...).
For our summer adventures, Nathan has
cycled patiently through and through Oléron Island, has
discovered the comfort of camping and has overturned his first sand
castles in Brittany.
As Nathan has become more autonomous
(i.e. longer naps), we have been able to take care of the garden and
produce strawberries, tomatoes and compost. With our very local
vegetables bought from a neighbor, our beginning network for
purchasing organic cereals (hundreds of pounds at a time, with a
dozen neighors and friends), and various fun ways to deal with the
house and parenting, we are trying to reduce our environmental
footprint.
We continue to put up news and pictures
at Pipo's
We wish you a wonderful and sweet New
Year, and many moments of peace and joy, of laughter and games, of
love and sharing with the ones dear to your heart.
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Pie Bye party guests !We loved having you around us on Saturday. It was really sweet to see and feel you cared...We hope we were not that busy (we are not used at all to throw big parties..) and overwhelmed that you did not feel how much it mattered to see each of you there ! We care a lot about each of you...and are truly sad to leave. Please, do not be strangers ! Here the pdf of our contact informations and whereabouts. |