I can google my children. I can put their names into a search engine and things pop up.
You know when you have reached a point of total disconnectedness when you google your children and realize there is content online that you had no idea existed.
On one hand , if you google Paulina Schemanski, you will find many different things. A published article, a crazy night in some one's basement.
When you google Mimi Sipes, You get this,
Will Child Social Services and Nancy Grace be knocking on my door now or later?
A Tale of Two Sisters
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Friday, January 8, 2010
Ice Skating with daddy
Jonathan Ben Zev




We have a lovely friend named Jon, Mimi simply calls him Jon Ben Zev, as if that is his first name.
Jon came over to visit while he was home from college.
Jon also brought his fabulous dog Calvin. Mimi and Jon ran and played in the snow with Calvin for quite some time.
The amazing thing about it is that Jon ran around and played with Mimi on his shoulders the whole time. It made me hurt just watching it.
I just snapped these photos with my iphone.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Mimi De Laurenta
Bob the littlest Christmas Boy


As I look through our Christmas morning photos, I realize that my nephew Bob had the best Christmas ever.
He seems to be the most documented participant in our Holiday morning festivities.
One of my traditions is a Christmas morning breakfast. I usually have some sort of Christmas cracker, that snaps open with a pop and has a toy and a paper crown for each guest to wear at the table.
This year I found these snazzy crowns and well, as you can see,everyone has really large noggins.
The crackers will be back next year.
Christmas Eve with Aunt Cinny

Christmas eve was spent with Aunt Cinny and Uncle Greg. The typical Christmas eve for Terry's side of the family includes tons of gorgeous food, piles of gifts and this year Aunt Cinny's rendition of Mrs. Claus.
With family and loving friends and neighbors, we stuffed ourselves and made merry.
Mimi and Gabby were the only children and were showered with attention as we all absorbed their holiday excitement.
The evening was lovely.
Mimi received her yearly high heeled shoes from Aunt Cinny, and they have become a wardrobe staple.
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