Anastasia Smith: 24, sisterless and searching.
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YOU MAY REMEMBER from a while back, a little post I wrote about the ever-adorable brother and sister team Tessa and LB from the blog Pacing the Panic Room. Well nowadays Tessa is already one and her daddio just recently put together this video chronicling the lil’ peanut’s growth in the womb. I find it endlessly cute when LB shows up in the photos. Big bros rule!
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I‘M SMITTEN WITH THIS video of lil’ brothers lip syncing to Jerry Seinfeld’s “Halloween” stand-up. That little dude in the Hawaii shirt is so fidgety and hilarious! (I love when he “says” that his mother made him wear a winter coat over his cool costume…mine too!)
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OH MY CUTENESS, I’m in love with this ticklish fur ball. And I can authoritatively say that watching those little kitten paws flail in the air is the new best cure for the blues! (See all my “If I Were the Stork” series of imagined adoptive siblings here.)
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I‘M PRETTY SURE my lease agreement doesn’t include a clause on how baby farm animals are more than welcome. Darn. But thanks to photographer Sharon Montrose, I can now invite these darling little animals into my home. Lamb or baby porcupine? I can’t decide…
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ON SATURDAY, I WENT to The Hancock Shaker Village with my mom to see all the recently born baby farm animals. It was some serious adorable overload. We especially fell in love with the piglets, who were spending their afternoon plowing their siblings over for a chance at the teat–much more rowdy than the singleton lambs and calves we came across. They reminded me of another little piggy I love.
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T HIS LITTLE PIGGY reminds me of Wilbur…and I’ve always wanted to be Charlotte. Now there’s an amazing inter-species friendship!
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THE OTHERWORLDY SISTERHOOD of artist Grete Stern.
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