Saturdays are mine and Ladybug’s special days. We take the bus to her dance class, eat lunch at Vapiano, go shopping and just spend quality time together. It’s almost like a little tradition and we both desperately need it to escape our daily routine and just take the time out to focus on each other. As for the ballet lessons, she has learned a lot and has become quite the little ballerina already. I’ll show you two short video snippets later on – I think it’s just adorable how her posture has improved and how she’s always twirling and stretching her little toes. You’ll see what I mean if you scroll down to the bottom of the post. 🙂
// Laupäevad on minu ja kroonprintsessi jaoks väga erilised päevad. Sõidame bussiga linna, käime tantsutunnis, sööme Vapianos lõunat, käime poodlemas ja veedame lihtsalt rahulikult koos kvaliteetaega. See on meil juba nagu väike traditsioon ja me mõlemad vajame seda aega hädasti, et oma igapäevarutiinist natukene välja murda ja teineteisele pühendumiseks aega võtta. Mis balletitundidesse puutub, on neiu juba päris osavaks muutunud. Näitan teile hiljem paari lühikest videoklippi – minu meelest on niii armas, kuidas ta rüht juba paranenud on ja kuidas ta pidevalt keerleb ja pöörleb ja varbakesi sirutab. Kui postituse lõppu jõuate, saate aru, mida ma silmas pean. 🙂
LINDEX MOOMIN asymmetric tunic (LINK)
H&M leggings
CONVERSE sneakers
POLARN O. PYRET pink polka dot socks
BLOCH body, skirt and slippers
H&M leggings
Since Ladybug started kindergarten last week, her mood has been in direct correlation with how much time I spend with her. Even though she seems to genuinely enjoy her mornings at kindergarten (we bring her home by lunch), the transition still seems to be pretty emotionally challenging for her. I guess the fact that daddy leaves her there all by herself is still a little scary for a tiny little person and some mornings she still cries and says she doesn’t want to go because daddy will leave after he drops her off. Other days she won’t even notice daddy’s gone because she has made great friends who she’s really excited to play with. So it’s kind of bittersweet and I’ve been noticing she appreciates our one-on-one time even more now that daycare is a part of her everyday life. Because we had a huge ton of new sprinkles (thanks, 
// Hirmus palju aega on möödas hetkest, kui ma viimati oma brauseri järjehoidjaribal “add new post” vajutasin, ennast kokku võtsin ja teile paar rida kirja panin. Vabandust! Mul on käed tööd tuugalt täis olnud ja mu “vaja teha”-nimekiri on nii pikaks veninud, et see on hullumeelne. Küll töö, küll majapidamine, väike Virsik, kitarritunnid, kroonprintsessi esimesed lasteaiapäevad ja muidugi ka minu uusim beebi – OÜ Kukupesa. Ma üritan kõike joonde ajada, raamatupidamisest sotti saada, trükikoda leida, parimaid võimalikke hindu arvutada, tooteid kujundada, kodulehte kavandada ja kõik selle enne pühapäeva valmis saada. Sealt ka see haudvaikus ja ämblikuvõrgud blogis. 🙂
For a long-long time, Ladybug wouldn’t eat pizza so we haven’t altered for any lazy pizza dinners for quite a while now. When we did on Thursday, it turned out kiddo was more than willing to carry her own pizza box and devour the whole thing. Was it a questionable choice in terms of nutritional value? Yup. Was it absolutely delicious? Damn straight!
Maris and Igor’s new place is really cozy and since it isn’t quite done yet (and because there were quuuuite a few guests there), I haven’t got any great photos to show you. You’ll just have to take my word for it – it’s (going to be) really cool! The poster in the photo above is made by yours truly – Maris had it custom made for Igor’s birthday last year. 🙂
Yesterday it was finally time for Ladybug and grandma to go see a ballet production of Snow White she had been looking forward to for months. They both came home really happy with what they had experienced. The ballet lasted for more than two hours and grandma said Ladybug had sat patiently throughout the whole thing and been really into it. I’m so glad she gets to experience culture at an early age – I think I saw my first ballet at around the same age. It was a premiere of The Nutcracker and me and my grandmother were sitting on the balcony. At some point I had gone “why are they dancing on their toes like that – that’s not very pretty at all!” at the exact moment when the house was a little extra quiet and my voice could be heard really clearly. “Was that your little girl back there?” an acquaintance of grandma’s asked her during intermission. Yup… We’re taking kiddo to see The Nutcracker the 27th of January and I’m guessing the ballet won’t be as tough a nut for her to crack as it was for me (pun intended). 😀
