Strollers and Cheese

This weekend our travels were more mundane than usual. Instead of visiting historic castles and churches, we went to the baby superstore. We spent outrageous sums of money, purchasing a wide array of tools for dealing with infants. The crown jewel of our baby-shopping treasure is a futuristic stroller. It's got inflatable tires, a bicycle-like hand brake, an aluminum frame, and (after the assembly work) we've affectionately named it 'franken-stroller'. Actually, the stroller will come in very handy when navigating the steep hills near our house.

To change subjects, John is still exploring the world of Italian Cheese. Here's a few photos of the newest cheeses. One was a Laurus Cheese, which is made with bay leaves. Another is a Tuma cheese, was soft and a little sweet. The Panerone was a bit sharp and dry. So far, all of the cheeses have been pretty good, and we've only just scratched the surface of the supermarket's cheese isle.

We don't have much else to report. The weeks are flying by, and we're counting down to the baby's arrival.