Posted by Frenya
Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:05:00 GMT
I just got the link to see the trailer of a new documentary called “Nos enfants nous accuseront”(Our children will accuse us). It is a French documentary but the trailer is entirely subtitled in English. Apparently, it is not sure yet whether it will be released in theaters, but the authors hope that by having as many people as possible going to the trailer page, they will have enough weight to convince the distributors.
After watching the trailer, it looks like what they show about France can be applied anywhere in the world… industrial, mass production of food forces the farmers to use tons of chemicals that lead to more and more diseases in Humans. On speaker at UNESCO claimed that the new generation will be less healthy than our generation… looking at what’s going on, I can believe it.
Having good, nutritious, healthy food should be everybody’s priority and especially when you have to feed children.
Fortunately, more and more people know that organic food is better than “traditionally” grown food (even if few scientific reports show that for sure). Organic food is still a bit more expensive and not as available than “traditional” food, but hopefully with a growing demand, it will become more available… although we also need to pay attention as to how the organic food was produced. Producing organic food without using sustainable techniques and good treatment of the cattle is not worth it.
We need to take good care of the world in order to make sure that it takes good care of us.
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Posted by Frenya
Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:50:00 GMT
About 2 weeks ago, Paul has turned 1!
Already! Time flies…
He enjoyed tremendously some vanilla ice cream as well as some cake.
Paul is doing great and getting ready to walk but is not quite there yet.
Il y a environ 2 semaines, Paul a eu 1 an! Déjà, c’est incroyable ce que le temps passe vite.
Il a beaucoup aimé la glace à la vanille et un peu de gâteau qu’il a eu pour célébrer.
Paul va très bien et se prépare à marcher, mais il n’est pas encore tout à fait prêt.
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Posted by Frenya
Mon, 21 Dec 2009 21:32:00 GMT
Well, it has been a while since my last post. Time flies and it is tough to catch it!
Anyhow, Paul is growing fast. He is now 11 months old and ready to walk soon. He is a fast crawler and cruises so well along anything that he can hang on.
I am attaching two recent pictures. On the first, he is playing with his activities table. The second one was taken just few days ago when he got baptized.
Et bien, cela fait bien longtemps que je n’ai mis quelque chose sur ce blog. Le temps passe et il est bien difficile de le rattraper!
Quoi qu’il en soit, Paul grandit vite. Il a maintenant 11 mois et se prépare à marcher. Il marche très vite à 4 pattes et marche tout seul quand il est soutenu (comme le long du canapé par exemple). J’attache 2 photos récentes. Sur la première, il joue avec sa table d’activités. La deuxième a été prise il y a juste quelques jours lors de son baptême.
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Posted by Frenya
Fri, 21 Aug 2009 12:11:00 GMT
Paul celebrated his 7 months a few days ago. The weather was so nice that he got to play in his little pool, catching rubber dukky.
Now that solid food is part of Paul’s regular diet, we extended his bib collection with one where the monkey seems to be as “starving” as our little guy!
Paul a fêté ses 7 mois il y a quelques jours. La météo était tellement belle qu’il a pu jouer dans sa petite piscine, à essayer d’attraper le canard en caoutchouc.
Maintenant que les aliments solides font partis du régime normal de Paul, nous avons accru sa collection de bavoirs avec un où le singe a l’air aussi affamé que notre petit bout de chou!
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Posted by Frenya
Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:26:00 GMT
Paul has started to eat solid food and he recently got a booster seat to help him seat by the table. He likes the large tray he has in front of him… a perfect musical instrument, the banging and smashing kind!
Paul a commencé à manger de la nourriture solide. Du coup, il vient juste d’avoir un petit siège réhausseur qui lui permet de s’asseoir à côté de la table. Il aime beaucoup le grand plateau qu’il a devant lui… c’est un instrument de musique parfait, celui sur lequel on tape constamment!
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Posted by Frenya
Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:12:00 GMT
Last week-end, Paul turned 6 months old… time flies!
We had a fun time visiting the Saint Gaudens National Park with a friend who was visiting from Maine. Paul loved looking at all the flowers.
Le week-end dernier, Paul a eu 6 mois… le temps passe si vite!
Nous avons célébrer cet évènement en allant au parc national Saint Gaudens, avec une amie qui venait du Maine. Paul a tout particulièrement aimé regarder et toucher les fleurs de toutes les couleurs.
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Posted by Frenya
Mon, 29 Jun 2009 15:49:00 GMT
A little over a week ago, Paul started rolling from his tummy to his back and then 5 days ago, he managed to roll from his back to his tummy (he found the way to put his arm out of the way!). It will not be long before he can really go places… we better pay attention to the little guy now!
Here is a “rolling” sequence.
Il y a un peu plus d’une semaine, Paul a commencé à se rouler du ventre vers le dos. Il y a 5 jours, il a réussi à se tourner du dos sur le ventre (il a trouvé le moyen de dépasser l’obstacle du bras!). Ca ne va pas être long avant qu’il ne soit vraiment mobile… il va falloir que l’on fasse attention au p’tit homme!
Voici une séquence de “roulade”.
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Posted by Frenya
Mon, 29 Jun 2009 15:25:00 GMT
June 21st was Father’s day. To celebrate Eric’s first Daddy’s day, we all went for a train ride from White River Junction to Thretford in an old train car. The round trip lasted about 2hrs and allowed us to have a great view of the Connecticut river. That was Paul’s first train ride and he loved it! He refused to nap during the entire time… “too many things to look at and discover” he said. His eyes were going everywhere, trying to memorize as much as possible.
Here are a couple of shots from the trip.
Le 21 juin était la fête des Pères. Pour célébrer sa première fête, Paul et moi avons emmené Eric pour faire une balade en train de White River Junction à Thretford dans un vieux wagon. L’aller et retour a duré deux heures et nous a permis d’avoir une très bonne vue de la rivière Connecticut. C’était le premier voyage en train pour Paul et il a adoré. Il a refusé de faire la sieste pendant tout le trajet… “il y a trop de choses à regarder et à découvrir”, dit-il. Ses yeux étaient partout, à essayer de mémoriser le plus de choses possibles. Voici deux photos du voyage.
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Posted by Frenya
Wed, 10 Jun 2009 14:13:00 GMT
Many things happened this past month, Paul is growing so fast, it is incredible. He is really good at grabbing things and tasting everything he touches, but he is also getting better at doing some push-ups and getting his arms strong.
Beaucoup de choses se sont passées le mois dernier, Paul grandit à une vitesse incroyable. il est maintenant très bon à attraper ses jouets et à gouter tout ce qu’il touche. Il améliore aussi ses pompes afin de muscler ses petits bras.
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Posted by Frenya
Wed, 29 Apr 2009 12:59:00 GMT
Paul likes to seat on the couch and he can actually stay upright for a little while.
He is growing up fast!
Paul aime être assis sur le canapé et il peut rester droit pendant un bon moment.
Il grandit vite!
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