Monthly Archives: October 2005

Abraham, You are always someone new to me. What was a certainty about you yesterday is no longer true. A week ago you hated being changed and protested mightily when we put you on the table. Now, you smile serenely … Continue reading →

Abraham, Because your Grandma always wants to know, today you weighed 10 pounds and 2 ounces. We can only weigh you on Tuesdays, when you get the casts off. You are a trooper about this very intrusive process. You let … Continue reading →

Abe, Your Grandma T sent this sweater, a relic from my own infancy. You look like such a little man to me. You woke very early this morning in a certain amount of discomfort that we attribute to last night's … Continue reading →

Abraham, I wish I spent more time writing to you about these first days. There is a lot to tell about the casts on your legs that aim to straighten your off-kilter ankles. There's a lot to tell about how … Continue reading →

Abraham, It was a week ago now that your Mom started the long process of churning you out into this world. I only commemorate that anniversary because it has been the most strange and amazing week. The greatest day of … Continue reading →

Abe, Today you and I danced to: “Windfall” by Son Volt “Redemption Song” by Bob Marley “Big Indian” by The Dandy Warhols “Tomorrow Comes Today” by Gorillaz “Let The Cool Goddess Rust Away” by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah That … Continue reading →