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Last weekend I went to Beijing to visit this little bundle of
scrumtiousness- Emil, the 4 week old baby of our friends Steffi and Till

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Simple things amusing simple minds: Phil "artwork" on my belly.

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A can of grain-based protein powder... Apparently "artlessly" made.

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The tree I painted in our nursery- the leaves are cut from
scrapbooking paper and stuck on with wallpaper paste.

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An Audi with a Winnie the Pooh number plate holder- the tastes of the
average mature Shanghai woman are remarkedly, well, immature.

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A builder installing shelves in the nursery.

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A street corner banana seller.

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Our baby sucking her thumb at a 29 week scan yesterday.

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Signs of a bilingual household: French magnetic poetry on our fridge.

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Apartment living: I worked hard to make our balcony nice... Only to
have it covered in laundry.

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Unwanted: shop dummies abandoned in a back alley.

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Phil's rings, picked up during his travels: on the top is a dragon
from China; on the bottom is an 'Ohm' symbol from India.

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A bamboo Chinese pram. Needless to say, we bought ours in Canada.

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E is for eggshell.

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A very random duck!

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Learning about families.

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Preparing for parenthood, the Philippe Roy way.

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You can always spot a tourist by their shoes...

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One of the relatively few churches in Shanghai- photo taken by Phil.

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Free painting time in my nursery class