month twenty-nine Sep/Oct-2010

Hannah is still missing at least 10 cm for the bike, but we wanted to check. Hannah took the chance to "repair" the bike.

Last day in Hannah's children play circle. Both parents attend the final round of play, meal and games.

Sitting together at the table.

Hannah hands out little presents to her comrades.

One of Hannah's fixed-line phones.

As the cold season is approaching, the first cookies are made…

…Hannah's eagerly helping.

We have been warning her many many times; today it happened for the first time: Hannah fell off her chair, because she gamboled around. We heard the boing of her head hitting the carpet. Hannah cried briefly, but somehow also seemed to understand our explanation for why this had happened.

Eating a pretzel with delight.

Daddy's piano had to move to allow for a re-opening of Hannah's grocery store.

Hannah invents funny (German) words: gerückwärtst (verb form of rückwarts) and batteriert (combination of Batterie and repariert). Oh so funny.

Hannah's growing makes yet another small security necessary. She's now opening all doors with ease.

Sliding down the long slide…

…and climbing up again; repeated endless times.

Sun, sand and water. Nothing is missing.

This is exciting and captivating.

At the zoo, Hannah meets her friend Julia again.

With sunny weather, they have a lot of fun.

We don't know whether this is a political statement against inhumane treatment of prisoners or just a play with darkness.

Hannah wanted to ride the merry-go-round.

A happy awakening in the morning.

A walk outside with mommy.

Continue with month 30…