May Day
when I was growing up it was common practice to do "May Baskets." Small, sometimes dixie cup sized, "baskets" filled with candy & a few treats. Maybe some flowers or something. No big deal, but it was fun. We used to deliver them to friends - ring the doorbell and run away. I don't really know the origins of this tradition - I'm guessing English/German/Scandinavian...but in Austin it was done - do any other Austinites remember this? When I moved to LA people had NO IDEA what I was talking about. Likewise here in Duluth. My husband thinks it just sounds weird...like, duh, Easter Baskets (they are so very different). One year, shortly after the Bogotts moved into their house by us, I found two small Easter baskets (or maybe it was just one, I don't remember) on our back patio. I will never forget how the melted chocolate looked on the goldfish cracker. I always remember that incident and think of Andrew running across the field between our houses to de...
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On a completely other note, I just watched the trailer again, and saw that you folks used Blackmoor LET as your title font. As (bad) luck would have it, I had chosen (a few months back) Blackmoor as the title font for GOLD (the gig I'm working on).
Now I have to find a new friggin' font. Turds.
Still, cute kid.
You made me go back through Natalie's baby book & see her month-to-month progression. She was so little in her 4-month picture. I hardly even remember it. Cherish these days & give Dahlia a kiss for me!