Author: Anna Studzińska

Which made him extremely happy. Now the stick lives on our balcony.

He also made a carnival mask with his nanny and he’ll wear it to his music class this Saturday.

Winters in Poland can be cold. This is what happens when you refuse to wear your own gloves.

(we managed to get him some baby gloves that he accepts but this was our temporary solution)

Rocking my boots

His own sunglasses

And my uggs. He looooves my uggs. Wears them every few days.

Piotr is getting ready for his trip to Poland where he’ll be making pierogi with his grandgrandma.

Here is a special Christmas list for Piotr

http://www.myregistry.com/public/piotr-clouet-2nd-christmas

[it’s a mix of Polish and French stores, so don’t be discouraged]

(he actually made a list – he glued pictures on a piece of paper – I’ll try to post it later)

Other than that he’ll appreciate clothes size 86+ cm (18 months/2 years; depending on the brand), books (he really loves books!) and anything that will help him make noise (he’s getting a drum and he has a xylophone).

He loves bunnies and dogs.

Update: Here’s a list Piotr made himself. We hanged it on the wall. He points at it and barks.

We went to the theatre twice recently. Piotr thinks it’s a very serious business.

They have this fun game they always play when they are together: run to the door, run back, collapse on the floor.

It’s hard to take a good photo of it.

Piotr has a cold and we’re stuck at home but on Monday we went to a playground in the Solidarność museum.