Wouldn't it be loverly?

Farmor and I had a great time - three whole days together! She really gets me. This is what we did...

Tuesday...

Here to save the world, one dirty diaper at a time.

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With me being an at-home momma, Bjørn and I decided it was time to get my “office” in shape and well-equipped for all of the different jobs I will be fully taking over. This includes: communications, both media (uploading pictures and blog updates of Ada to the rest of our family) and interpersonal (regular phone chats and video chats with Family), business (paying bills, budgeting, reconciling accounts). event organizer (meal planning, grocery shopping, etc.), and secretarial (filing, mail correspondence)...to name a few.

Everything that I had previously been storing at my desk: ...

Here's a bit of a history lesson to start off with:

In Norway, a grandparent's name is usually given by relation to the grandchild. So then, my norwegian grandma, Esther (Bjørn's mom) name is Farmor, far meaning "father" and mor meaning "mother." Thus farmor, "father's mother." ...

Have I mentioned recently that Ada likes to smile? She always watches my face and imitates me. She also is learning to laugh. Check her out: