We were in a country cemetery with my parents in the middle of the last week and lighted candles for my grandparents on my father’s side. It’s been Dominik’s longest trip so far. He was a good little boy if we disregard that he filled his nappy to overflowing on our halfway home (not with pee). I really enjoyed pushing the stroller in the country village from the cemetery to my godparents' house. There’s plain lowland roads free from bumps wherever you go, not mentioned the fresh country air. Everyone was surprised, Dominik has grown a lot! We met a baby girl of almost 8 months in the consulting-room last week and she had the same weight as Dominik has now: 7140 grams – still only mother’s milk.
We took part in a fair for babies with my Mum yesterday. The funniest thing was to hear the praiseful compliments of Dominik by the people turning and looking back while my mother was pushing the stroller and I followed them backward hunting for sweet little clothes.
Today we are going to take part in a „baba-mama” gym in the sport centre where I used to go regularly before Dominik.

Delightful Everydays

The leaves are falling from the pear-trees standing in the middle of our yard. There are chilly mornings and surface frost. Chrysanthemums are sold by hundreds in the stores, All Souls’ Day is coming. This is the very end of the indian summer and in a little more than 2 months it’s Xmas. Dominik will be 5 months old on Holy Evening. He always establishes a new record and not only as compared to himself but also to other babies at the same age. Eg. he fell asleep at 6:30 PM last night and woke up at 6:00 AM in the morning. He slept almost 12 hours straight and did not cry for the breast hungry after waking up, he was just smiling. The other odd part is that I found him in his little bed as I put his li’l body in the evening with the difference that his li’l head was in the place of his feet. He turned exactly 180 degree. I was so surprised. In these days we manage official affairs, subsidies as regard to Dominik.