Thursday Baby Blogging 050610

This week, we offer a shot from the forthcoming "Casual Living with SteelyKid and Appa" catalogue:

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If you look closely, you can see two things: 1) a small scrape by her right eye, from an accident at day care-- even SteelyKid is bound by the laws of physics, and gravity is a harsh one, and 2) her new Williams shirt, picked up when I visited there last week. I'm not actually obligated to buy new college-logo clothing whenever I visit, but it amuses me when Kate rolls her eyes at me for buying baby clothes with purple cows.

Another decent view of the shirt is here:

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When I gave it to her after I got home, she took one look at it, and said "Cow. Moooo." She's a genius-- reserve a spot for her in the Class of 2030...

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I'm sorry mean old mr gravity messed with Steelykid.