We’re starting to settle down not into a routine but into something that could begin to resemble one at some point! Little O is recovering from his cold and is happy again at preschool (we had a couple of days when he screamed and clung at drop-off time and was, according to the staff, “a little bit sad”) and Baby E seems to be getting over his colic episode (was it colic? who knows…) and is more settled for more hours of the day now.
This week was all about keeping Little O entertained, Baby E well fed and me as warm as possible!
Day 30:
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Little O is so excited at the moment by lining toys up, balancing them on one another and making sure that everything is shipshape.
Day 31:
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Baby E’s tiny little newborn feet.
Day 32:
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Satisfied – Baby E catching a few zzzz’s after a feed.
Day 33:
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Brothers – largely oblivious to each other at this point in the day!
Day 34:
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Little O’s first successful sledge trip. This time last year it did not go as well as Little O was a bit too small and just could not stay upright on the sledge, and even with straps it did not work. This time, he squealed with delight for most of the time that he was in it. So much fun!
Day 35:
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I think that this is one of the most attractive churches in the city centre. And against yesterday’s bright blue sky, I think it looks even more stunning.
Day 36:
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A snowy scene on our way back from Little O’s swimming class today.
In brief: English, living in Sweden, with my Swedish/Hungarian husband and our sons, Little O and Baby E, and trying to juggle all the different aspects of my new life - the me I was before, the me I am now and the me that I would like to be... 
Ohh the photo of the lil one sleeping is just adorable… I had forgotten they do that after a snooze!
Sounds like a pretty good week all in all!
Thanks, Marylin! He looks so satisfied and so peaceful – I love the expression on his little face.
some gorgeous photos and a gorgeous bubba! That little sled is so cute!
Thanks! The sleds are everywhere here and many parents use them in the winter instead of a stroller for getting to and from preschool – love that!
I love your photography! Absolutely adore what you do with Instagram, you have such a good eye for angles, colours and filters. I can’t pick out a favourite photo from that. I love the one of Baby E sleeping after a feed, he looks so satisfied. Love the red church and the tilt-shift focus you’ve put on it, and I adore the bottom one for the ancient, lost feeling of that building.
Thanks for linking up to #Project366
Thank you so much! I am getting a bit obsessed with Instagram, I think, and now I have been tipped about another app, Snapseed, which also has some great features, so I am running the photos first through Snapseed and then tweaking a little more in Instagram if I think they can handle it! Maybe I am overprocessing too much, but I love these apps!
I can see the red church from the kitchen at my office and I just love it. The colour is so vibrant. It’s also lovely inside and one of my favourite churches in the city (I have a bit of a thing for church architecture, despite not being religious).
Beautiful photos. Love the editing, the colours, everything!
Thank you! I think maybe the photos are not very good at all in the original but I love what I can do with them with the Instagram and Snapseed apps!
Loving these photos missus
Why, thank you! And I’m loving the whole Love All Blogs concept – such a great way to find new blogs and new people.