In the last two weeks I have experienced the "Historic Storm" in the Northeast, which downed a lot of trees and knocked out our power for four days (when the interior temperature went down to 20 degrees.)
Then I flew down to Miami to spend about five days with daughter Eleni and granddaughter Amalia (and son-in-law Emilio). I've been planning to write a blog about South Beach and the Sleepless Night festivities we enjoyed and the art on the Wynwood Walls, but just can't get my act together. Stay tuned.
And then I flew yesterday to San Francisco with husband Nick to attend a Hellenic Charity Gala, staying in the Fairmont and exploring San Francisco with daughter Marina who is setting up her apartment here (with a kitchen that incorporates a diner theme.)
So I'll tell you about all that soon (I hope) but meanwhile will show you some more photos of Amalía, the baby with a thousand expressions, as she approaches her three month birthday and delights us by interacting with and discovering the world.
She sits in her Boppy Pillow watching with awe as her butterfly mobile spins.
She hangs out with her parents at all the happening spots in South Beach. But sometimes can't stay awake.
She practices making sounds as a preview to talking.
And she readies her wardrobe for Thanksgiving, when she will travel to New York and Grafton, MA to meet all of her extended family and her parents' friends.
I promise a more serious blog post soon--with no grand-baby photos!
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