Friday Cat(skills) Blogging
Rocky and Bolek in a rare moment of peaceful proximity:
We're off to the Catskills for the long weekend with Oscar's godparents, Patrick and Lizzy, and since I haven't had time to play around with the camera much this week, I'm forced to delve into the archive. Here's one from March:

Look at all that luxuriant hair! It's since fallen out, but it's coming back in again, and it's a distinctly reddish brown, like Jen's -- particularly his eyebrows, which look like little foxes' tails. Though Dr. Sussman's betting on brown, I'm still hopeful that his eyes, currently that indeterminate blue-grey color that melanin-challenged babies' eyes often are the first six months, will resolve themselves to an emerald green, like his paternal grandfather's. I don't usually root for my side of the gene pool, but c'mon, how cool would color-coordinated eyes and hair be?
He's got plenty of options to choose from, though, recessive and otherwise -- Jen's eyes, like her dad's, are a warm brown. Mine are cyan. His paternal grandmother's eyes were blue as Lake Michigan on a clear, sunny day. Well, assuming no algae blooms, anyway. His maternal grandmother's eyes are almost black, his maternal great-grandmother's are light green and his maternal great-grandfather's were hazel. So brown is favored, but it's like the World Cup -- we're into the quarterfinals, and anything can happen. All will be told in a few months.
Anyway, happy Fourth to all our Yanqui readers. Yay, us! Ahem.
Look at all that luxuriant hair! It's since fallen out, but it's coming back in again, and it's a distinctly reddish brown, like Jen's -- particularly his eyebrows, which look like little foxes' tails. Though Dr. Sussman's betting on brown, I'm still hopeful that his eyes, currently that indeterminate blue-grey color that melanin-challenged babies' eyes often are the first six months, will resolve themselves to an emerald green, like his paternal grandfather's. I don't usually root for my side of the gene pool, but c'mon, how cool would color-coordinated eyes and hair be?
He's got plenty of options to choose from, though, recessive and otherwise -- Jen's eyes, like her dad's, are a warm brown. Mine are cyan. His paternal grandmother's eyes were blue as Lake Michigan on a clear, sunny day. Well, assuming no algae blooms, anyway. His maternal grandmother's eyes are almost black, his maternal great-grandmother's are light green and his maternal great-grandfather's were hazel. So brown is favored, but it's like the World Cup -- we're into the quarterfinals, and anything can happen. All will be told in a few months.
Anyway, happy Fourth to all our Yanqui readers. Yay, us! Ahem.

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