Baby-Baba time

We've been having more family time here in Stockholm, thanks to a more laid-back work environment (made possible by a society that values family, made possible by the great socialist mother state). James is able to be home every day at a reasonable hour (always before 5), so we have time to play games together in the kitchen. After dinner, we usually even have time to sit down together on the couch and relax while plays near us. We think it's so important that he see us relaxing and calmly enjoying each other's company (that means me not shouting at James!), and taking time out of our day to just be together. We really didn't do that in Princeton, only a little bit on the weekends. It's nice. I think we're all a little bit happier.