Second video is Arosha making up a story about himself and his friends. Some parts he takes from his own life, some from the books that we read to him and some are just completely made up. Note his ability to sit “calmly” in one place.
Not only Aroshka did not cry or resist, but he quite enjoyed it too. Danya’s barber, Artur, was great — he was explaining everything to Aroshka as he went and overall made him feel at ease. Of course, the promise of candies at the end of the procedure also helped matters.
The funny thing was that Aroshka kept saying stuff like “как красиво, дядя!” (how beautiful) from time to time, and enjoyed getting a new look overall.
Alena read somewhere that kids like to chew on frozen broccoli when they are teething and decided to try it out. Arosha was making all kinds of funny grimaces when he got a taste of that broccoli. In the end he decided that broccoli would be better used to its full potential if it was feed to Shublik.
Our walking keeps getting better and better. Crawling has pretty much stopped altogether. From wobbly zombie to wobbly chicken to little human? Are we there yet?
Majority of you either forgot or never heard of this old Russian game (TV show) that is going to turn 50 next year, but Alena and I keep watching it still when we get a chance. Today we were watching the 2nd semi-final game of 2010 and this year at the end of last round each team was supposed to finish with a short video clip.
On Sunday we finally decided to make the next leap in the realm of home video entertainment. We were in a local BestBuy and almost bought a Blu-ray player. I’ve been thinking about getting one for a couple of weeks already and the main reason was the falling prices of Blu-ray movies.
Of course to make that argument work one needs to have a player that can play said BD movies. My research led me to 2 top players from LG and Samsung — BD390 and BD-P36001 respectively.
It was delivered yesterday and I was eager to hook it up. Even though our TV is over 10 years old it still supports 1080i playback, but that’s not really the most interesting thing. One of the main reasons of us getting this player is of course Netflix.
This is the moment when I had an epiphany — why would I want to buy a disk now if I can just play anything whenever I wish from Netflix? Never quite felt this as profoundly as at this moment. Of course the answer right now is that Netflix doesn’t have everything for instant watch, but for how much longer will that be the case?
January 21, 2013 @ 12:35
Мне Арошина сказка очень понравилась, особенно про зеленую морковку.
January 21, 2013 @ 18:15
А Дедушка Мороз какой замечательный! А Арошка в данном случае показал и то, какой он сообразительный (“раскусил” сразу), и то, как он нам абсолютно доверяет (в моём обьяснении где наш дедушка не усомнился).
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