Katya Mineeva

Homemade Baby Food

2011-02-26T14:55:00.000-08:00

One of the joys of motherhood the second time around for me is making my own baby food. I mostly feed my family home-made food, but I very rarely attempt elaborate dishes. For various reasons I never made home made meals for Sonya when she was a baby. I thoroughly regret it now, as she grew up a fuzzy eater. Even now, at five and a half, she still cringes when she sees vegetables on her plate.
I thought that preparing baby food would be difficult and time consuming. In fact, it is surprisingly easy and quick! I spend about 30-60 minutes a week (usually on a weekend) cooking for Fedya. I cook in small batches, divide it into portion size jars, and freeze. The homemade baby food taste much better than store-bought (yes, I've tasted both), and Fedya always eagerly finishes whatever I serve him, be that broccoli, fish fillet or a mashed banana. Feeding such a grateful eater is exactly the positive reinforcement every cook needs:)
I didn't have to buy much special equipment, as I was able to reuse most of my usual pots and pans. Here is the list of my absolute must-haves for baby food preparation:
1. Steamer. I use a multi-level stainless steel steamer pot I already own.
2. Immersion blender. I use Cuisinart SmartStick Hand Blender, a present from my mom.
3. Recipes book. I highly recommend Top 100 Baby Purees by Annabel Karmel. Recipes are simple, easy to follow, and very delicious!
4. Baby food containers for storage and freezing. I use both Fresh N Freeze by One Step Ahead, and an ice cube tray.
5. An organic food isle in my neighbourhood grocery store. Organic fruits and veggies are expensive, but the overall cost of the organic home-made baby food is still much lower than of store-bought non-organic jars.

That's all there is to baby food preparation! If you have a infant on your hands, try it out. It's very easy, inexpensive, and rewarding.

Fedya playing with his favorite toy

2010-09-28T11:13:00.000-07:00

Summer of Hikes

2010-09-26T18:12:00.000-07:00

We had a wonderful summer and spent most weekends outside. We've started taking Fyodor hiking at 3 weeks, and yet, to this day every time we are on trail we get plenty of "baby's first hike?!" comments. Hiking with Fedya is easy, as he does not weight much, and enjoys being carried in his Moby Wrap either looking around or soundly sleeping. Sonya, on the other hand, carries her own weight, so we were careful to select shorter, easier hikes suitable for her. These hikes also had to be fun to keep her interested, for example to have some rock patches for climbing or blackberry bushes ready for picking.

Our inaugural hike of the season was Mount Pilchuk: 5.5 miles round trip and 2200 ft elevation gain. Our first attempt was on July 3rd, but because of deep snow on trail we only made it about half way up before turning back. We returned on July 31st and this time made it to the lookout cabin. It's an extremely popular hike (read crowds on weekends) with beautiful views. After the easy first mile through the forest, the trail is rocky all the way to the top. Negotiating the rocky trail made the way back almost as tiresome and slow as going up, especially for Sonya. Go on a weekday if you can, and allow at least 5 hours.

We went to Lake 22 at the base of Mt. Pilchuck, 5.4 miles round trip and 1350 ft elevation gain, on July 11. The trail is fairly easy, foresty with some nice views along the way. The lake and the surrounding areas are very pretty, especially when the wildflowers are in bloom.

There are many wonderful hikes in Olympic National Park, but unfortunately it is way to far from Seattle for a day trip. We combined a visit to the Shi Shi Beach and Point of the Arches (8 miles round trip, 200 ft elevation gain) with a day at Sequim Lavender Festival and an overnight stay at Port Angeles. Even then, it took us good 2 hours to get to the trailhead. With plenty of established campsites right on the beach, it's definitely worth coming back for an overnight camping trip.

While on a trip to remote Stehekin, we walked a part of the Lake Shore Trail. The trail goes right along side the beautiful Lake Chelan. The views of the lake and surrounding peaks are breathtaking. In the middle of August, the wildflowers were past their prime. While it was a hot day, a breeze from the lake made the heat tolerable. A week prior to our visit, there were heavy thunderstroms in the area that caused some washed-out bridges and trail damage. Repairs were already underway, so we made it as far (~2.5 miles out) as we wanted.

We did the Heliotrope Ridge (5.5 miles round trip, 1400 ft elevation gain) on August 21. With endless fields of blooming flowers and an easy access to the glacier, what a treat that was! Crossing the creeks was a challenge as we didn't have trekking poles, but Alex got Sonya and me safely across.

Next up was a hike to Hope and Mig Lakes (4.6 miles round trip, 1550 ft elevation gain) on August 28. The trail is fairly steep and narrow at times. Sonya and her friend Andrey had a lot of fun chatting, picking blackberries, and bickering over who goes first. These charming small lakes and lush meadows would make a great destination for a camping trip.Our most recent hike on September 25 was short and sweet Naches Peak Loop (3 miles, 600 ft elevation gain). It is extremely popular for a reason - we enjoyed gorgeous views of Mount Rainier, picturesque lakes and meadows turning fall colors. We headed to nearby Yakima Peak aftewards where Sonya and Alex scrambled to the top while Fedya and I were waiting for them ~200 ft below the summit.

Each of these hikes is wonderful in its own right making it hard to pick a favorite. I've really enjoyed each and every one of them! Weather permitting, we will continue this family pastime well into the fall.

Baby's Day at the Movies

2010-07-09T12:56:00.000-07:00

Kids and I just watched Toy Story 3 at Kirkland Parkplace Cinema. Well, Sonya and I did while Fyodor slept on my chest in his Moby Wrap. This cinema holds "Baby's Day at the Movies" event every other Friday. They don't list movies being shown on their website, and the recording I've reached at their phone number (425) 827-9000 only describes the regular schedule. When buying tickets this morning, I've been told that they show *all* movies that are currently playing - would have been good to know ahead of time, as we showed up today not being sure whether they would show Toy Story 3.
The movie was very good, by the way. Both Sonya and I enjoyed it and will definitely get it on DVD once it comes out.

Fyodor is finally here!

2010-06-16T18:37:00.000-07:00

Fyodor was born on June 12, 2010 at 7lb 15oz and 20.5''. He sleeps and eats well, and when awake, takes in the world with an incredibly cute and serious expression on his tiny face.

Fyodor

2010-06-08T13:45:00.000-07:00

The weather hasn't been particulary nice in the past few days: it rained a lot. On drier days I've been taking walks in the nearby Saint Edward Park, and every time I get on its lush trails I feel greatful to live near such a beautiful place! Forest flowers are blooming, wild raspberries are riping, birds are chirping - pure bliss!

Too bad all this walking does not seem to help the labor get started:) I am officially overdue as of today - 40 weeks and 1 day into my pregnancy. During last week's appointment, my doctor was not optimistic about the labor starting anytime soon and, sadly, was right. Friends and family tell me that "girls are early, boys are late" - true for my two pregnancies at least. By now I even got a note from the hospital inviting me for an induction appointment next Tuesday. I was very upset at first - no one asked my opinion about whether and when I want to be induced, but gradually I warmed up to the idea -I am ready for this pregnancy to be over and excited about finally meeting my little guy. If the baby does not decide to come earlier than that, June 15th will be his birthday.

Maternity Leave

2010-05-31T19:57:00.000-07:00

I am exactly at 39 weeks today and, as of last week, officially on a maternity leave! My company is generous enough to give me full 2 weeks before the baby is due, June 7th. I have pretty much everything ready, and I can't wait to meet my little boy. Hopefully, he won't make us wait for him too long:)

Trip to Cancun, Mexico (Feb 27 - Mar 7, 2010)

2010-03-09T20:22:00.000-08:00

Cancun

I'm Feeling Lucky!

2010-02-15T18:56:00.000-08:00

I stopped by Bellevue's Destination Maternity store this Saturday to pick out a few items for our upcoming Mexico vacation. They were having the Heidi Klum maternity line launch event complete with cupcakes, fruit, pink lemonade and prize drawing. I rarely, if ever, enter any raffles, but I had a good feeling about this one. It turns out that I was one of their 5 lucky winners! I won ~$200 worth of mama mio skin care products. I haven't tried any of the products yet, but the online reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Yay!:)

YellowStone trip

2009-09-22T16:57:00.000-07:00

I've been meaning to write a report for the Yellowstone trip we took at the end of August for some time now, but now that the trip is no longer fresh in my mind, I won't go into much detail. The pictures worth a thousand words:)

Some of the trip highlights:
1. Geyser basin visit. We got lucky enough to witness Grand Geyser, the world's tallest predictable geyser, erupting

2. Watching bison herds at Hayden Valley.

3. Soaking in a natural hot tub at Boiling river, a place near Mammoth Hot Springs where a hot spring merges with the icy-cold Gardner river.

4. Hiking up and down the Uncle Tom's trail to the Lower Yellowstone Falls lookout.

5. Majestic Old Faithful Inn.

6. Spending an afternoon on a black sand shore of the Yellowstone Lake.

7. A day trip to the Grand Teton park.

Yellowstone

A weekend on Columbia River

2009-07-21T23:33:00.000-07:00

Last weekend Sonya and I went down to Cascade Locks, OR where my husband Alex was wrapping up his nine-day streak of Laser sailing.

I drove down to Oregon Friday after work, leaving Seattle around 7pm and arriving to Cascade Locks well after dark at 11pm or so. First thing I noticed when I got out of the car was how bright the stars were that night! We quickly realized that I didn't bring poles from a tent, so I decided to sleep under that gorgeous skies. Sonya and Alex spent the night in his small two-person tent.

Saturday morning three of us had breakfast together, then parted ways. Alex raced at the Pacific Coast Championship, and Sonya and I took the historic Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler cruise. It was fun to see all the Laser boats on the water, and the views were nice, but overall the experience wasn't worth the ticket price. We spent the rest of the day frolicking at the beach, and I read a bit. I also managed to squeeze-in a short 3.5 mile run.

On Sunday Sonya and I went hiking on the Lost Lake Butte Trail (~4 miles round trip, 1400 feet elevation gain). Sonya was a bit cranky on the way up, cheerful on the way down. The gorgeous view of the Mount Hood certainly was worth the time and effort spent.

Weekend trip to Cascade Locks

South California Trip: May 22-26

2009-06-02T00:25:00.000-07:00

Sasha, Sonya and I spent the Memorial Day weekend + 2 additional days in South California. While fun and memorable, the trip was far from relaxing, as we wanted to do as much as possible during the few days we had. It was a bad idea to visit Disneyland on a Saturday because of the long lines, but Sonya loved it there nonetheless. SeaWorld was a lot of fun for all three of us. Sasha really enjoyed the visit to the desert. I liked the most returning home:)

South California trip

Kirkland Half Marathon

2009-05-10T23:02:00.000-07:00

I ran my first half marathon today! My time is 2:07:08, average pace 9.43 min/mile. As in all of my previous races, I placed in the middle of the pack: 575/1104 overall, 304/736 female, 88/175 in my age division. To finish in 2 hours was my stretch goal (unrealistics given my slow training pace), but I figured that anything under 2:10 would be acceptable. So yay me?!

Alex gave me a very practical present the day before the race: Garmin Forerunner with GPS and heart rate monitor. It is obviously comes handy during the run, but its best feature is the capability to analyse the recorded data after the race. Here, for example, is the elevation chart (surprisingly, the event website had neither detailed route map nor elevation chart posted):

My Mom kindly offered to spend the morning with Sonya, so Alex drove me to the race and took some pictures.

It's worth noting that 5K portion of Kirkland Half Marathon 2008 was my first running event ever. I am pleased with my progress as a runner over the past year. I train consistently averaging 15-20 miles a week, but most importantly, I found that running is something I truly enjoy and am going to stick with it. So what is next for me? I plan to improve my speed and sign up for a couple of 5K/10K races over the summer. Should be fun!

New Furniture Update

2009-04-23T20:58:00.000-07:00

If you had to guess the color of the bookshelf inside this box, would you say... cherry?

I have been looking for a bookshelf for Sonya's room for quite a while. Requirements were simple: it had to match existing furniture in style and color, be sturdy enough to hold large format books, and be relatively inexpensive.

At first I had my eye on Honey Bankable Bookcase from Land of Nod. Alex and I checked it out on a display at the University Village shopping mall, and we thought it is worth maybe half of $400 they are asking for it. Then, Alex had a brilliant idea to build a bookshelf himself, so we made a trip to Home Depot and estimated that the materials would cost us $120 or so. This made Alex much less eager to pursue his idea further, and I kept on looking.

Avalon bookcase by KidKraft in honey color matched all my requirements perfectly! There are numerous online stores selling it, but Walmart offered free site-to-store shipping, so I ordered from them. I patiently waited for about 2 weeks, and then finally my order was ready for a pick up at the closest Walmart store, 12 miles away from my house. I went there after a long day at work, had to wait for 15 minutes at a pick-up desk, only to receive the bookshelf in cherry! I returned it right then and there, and resolved never to shop at Walmart again. Never ever!

I still wanted the bookshelf though, so I bought it from the tried and trusted Amazon. Oh no, I thought, when it arrived in same "cherry" box again! This time I actually checked the box's content and surely it was the honey color I ordered. I also discovered a marking on a side of the box stating the actual color.

All three of us have been happy with the purchase. It is now stands, assembled and filled, in Sonya's room.

P.S. I sincerely apologize for the bad feelings I harbored towards the Walmart's furniture shipping department, as clearly the idiot in the situation was me.

Cross-country skiing at Snoqualmie Pass

2009-04-06T00:01:00.001-07:00

This Saturday I went cross-country skiing at Snoqualmie Nordic Center with friends. I was clearly coming down with a cold, but after being stuck at home for the past three weekends I could not resist the opportunity to enjoy the nice weather and skiing at my own pace(*). We skied the Cold Creek trail (8.2 km one way) to the Windy pass and back. A friendly skier offered to take a picture of Konst, Paul and me at the Windy Pass.

I clearly forgot what a couple of hours in the sun could do to the skin at a higher altitude, as it did not even occur to me to apply sunscreen! Needless to say, I paid dearly and got a tomato colored face:( But all in all, the trip was well worth it.

(*)This was the first year we've started taking Sonya skiing with us. She enjoys it quite a bit and it skies for 3-4 miles with gentle hills on our outings.

Normally, Alex and I take turns staying by Sonya's side. Here is my turn...

... and here is Alex's.

Top 5 things about my AWESOME new car

2009-04-01T19:21:00.000-07:00

I bought a new car this past weekend! Subaru Outback is the car I wanted for years, and I am very excited!

I am yet to benefit from the features I got it for: AWD, higher clearance and a large cargo area with flat-folding rear seat backs. Now I can drive on snow, gravel and dirt, transport skis and maybe even a bike. There were a few days this winter I could not get out of my driveway... not a problem anymore! But I digress... here are the features I tried so far and love the most:

5. Auto-dimming rear view mirror with electronic compass
No need to adjust the rear view mirror manually to avoid being blinded by trailing headlights at night. The built-in compass is a surprisingly helpful must-have for navigationally challenged drivers such as myself.

4. 6-disk CD changer and Harman Kardon Audio system
Sonya's set of favorite children's songs spans three different CDs, and she often makes requests about what she want to hear next. I usually oblige, especially when she is tired and/or cranky, but changing a CD while driving was never my favorite thing to do. And now it got super easy! Sound quality of the 9 speaker audio system is great. An auxiliary audio jack that I am yet to plug my iPod into is a nice bonus.

3. Panoramic Sunroof
The sunroof is huge, about twice the size of the sunroof in my previous car. On a bright day the car is filled with light and feels much more spacious than it is.

2. Dual-zone climate control and heated seats
Climate control rocks! It adjusts the temperature in the car very quickly. The driver and the front passenger have independent controls that seem quite handy on a longer trips. I'll surely appreciate the heated seats when the weather gets colder.

1. Instantaneous gas mileage and other trip computer features
According to the spec, Outback's fuel economy is decent: 20/26 mpg city/highway. Knowing how much each press on a gas pedal really "costs" is a very helpful tool for adjusting driving habits.

And here is what she looks like:

Mercer Island 10K

2009-03-22T19:36:00.000-07:00

Today I ran in my first race of 2009: Mercer Island Rotary Run 10K. I learnt about it from a friend a couple of months ago, but was not sure at first I am in a good enough running shape, so only signed up a week ago. I am glad I did, as I had a good time!
My goal was to finish in an hour. I finished in 59 minutes 23 seconds, #119 female in the middle of the pack. The start and the finish were near a beautiful Luther Burbank Park, two minutes from an apartment Alex and I lived in when we first moved to Seattle in 2000. I used to run back then too, and still remember the trails and the hills and knew what to expect from the course. Alex came with me to cheer me up and to take pictures. Here is me at 2.5 miles and at the finish line.

Running in St. Edward park

2009-03-09T01:23:00.000-07:00

Since the beginning of the year, I resumed running semi-regularly. Normally, I'd hit the gym few times a week after work and do a few miles on a treadmill.

Now that the weather is better I started to favor trail running in my nearby St. Edward State Park. The park is within a walking/running distance from my house and has a fairly extensive network of trails, both leveled and steep. I ran there one sunny Sunday couple of weeks ago and was surprised by how pleasant my workout had been! Since then I have been running in the morning, but now that days are longer (and with the onset of daylight time), I am likely to start running after work. I am not really a morning person:)

Elevation drop on trails that go to the water is ~330 feet. I found running downhill on a muddy steep trail a big challenge: I had to walk down on both Grotto and South Ridge. I like to take a moderately steep Seminary trail to the water, then go up the North ridge. Another one of my favorites in Juanita + Arrowhead + Volunteer loop I usually do several repetitions of: it is flat, sweet and short.

I bound my workout time to about an hour, and I've been curious about the distance I cover in that time. Unfortunately, the park trail maps do not list distances, and I normally do not run with a GPS. Neither was I able to find distance info elsewhere on the web in a succinct form. Trailheads do, however, have signs listing trail length, so here is goes:

Juanita: .33 miles
Arrowhead: .4 miles
Volunteer: .6 miles
North: .58 miles
Beach: .43 miles
Seminary: .62 miles
Grotto Trail: .4 miles
South Ridge: 1 mile
South Canyon: .5 miles
Orchard Loop: .25 miles
Plateau: .26 miles

Map from the park's brochure:

skydiving!

2008-10-26T22:26:00.000-07:00

I went skydiving today! It was a present for my 26th birthday from Konst, Mike and Anna! I had a great time. Thanks guys!

Sky diving!

Mirror Lake Hike

2008-08-24T00:32:00.000-07:00

We had a great time hiking with friends this Saturday! Sonya was having fun and walked almost all of three miles by herself. Now she complains a little about her sore feet, but asks when are we going hiking again nonetheless:)

Mirror Lake Hike

Hawaii, March 2007

2007-03-18T14:49:00.000-07:00

Hawaii 2007

Куриный супчик

2007-02-25T23:22:00.000-08:00

Katya and Sonya

2006-12-19T23:28:00.000-08:00

Утро после шторма

2006-12-19T23:18:00.000-08:00

Соня играет на детской площадке

2006-11-25T12:11:00.000-08:00

Соня на прогулке

2006-11-11T12:13:00.000-08:00

Соня учится ходить на каблуках

2006-11-11T10:55:00.000-08:00

14 октября 2006

2006-10-14T20:44:00.000-07:00

Фотоаппарат потерян, новый еще не куплен, так что фотографии приходится делать камерой встроенной в сотовый!
В эту субботу мы поехали кататься вдоль Вашингтонских каналов и озёр, просто полюбоваться видами и развеяться. Почти 7 часов провели на дороге, Сонечка много спала, а обратно возвращались на пароме! Жалко, что погода была не солнечная, да что поделать- Осень!

Скоро осень...

2006-09-10T17:19:00.000-07:00

Последняя неделя августа

2006-08-31T20:48:00.000-07:00

Соня спящая...В Gas Works парке с мамой и папой.
Полусонный ребёнок:)
Соня выбирает обновку:
Многозадачная Соня (горшок, игрушки, кружечка и позирование для камеры)

Полуночники

2006-08-11T00:40:00.000-07:00

Columbia gorge and Multnomah falls

2006-07-31T23:08:00.000-07:00

Жара!

2006-07-31T22:42:00.000-07:00

Соня прячется за занавеской и новый сервант

2006-07-16T02:16:00.000-07:00

Соня играет с камушками около дома

2006-07-16T02:09:00.000-07:00

Little Tahoma, 2-3 July

2006-07-04T23:35:00.000-07:00

English grammar

2006-06-18T17:11:00.000-07:00

Путешевствие на Гавайи

2006-05-24T20:20:00.000-07:00

С 13 по 23 мая мама, Соня, Саша и я ездили на остров Кауаи, самый геологически древний из Гаваийских островов, и самый зеленый. Фотографий мы делали немного, поэтому репортаж будет коротким:)

Вид с балкончика в нашем домике...
Долина Ханалей
Красивый ботанический сад в 15 минутах езды. Почти фотографии в предыдущем посте о цветах сделаны здесь.
Бамбук
Каньон Ваймеа
Обратите внимания на арки на левой стороне каньона
За час на вертолёте мы с Сашей облетели над большей половиной острова!

Каваи

2006-05-24T20:06:00.000-07:00

Не всегда на острове Каваи солнечно... Следующие три фотографии около маяка Килауэа на северном побережье. Сам маяк нас не очень впечатлил, но виды вокруг были красивые.

Пляж Полихале и побережье Напали. Красиво!!! Очень сильное течение и никто кроме Саши не рискнул купаться.
Это пляж Пойпу, в 5 минутах ходьбы от нашего домика.

Коктейль май-тай с видом на тот же пляж.

Рыбки

2006-05-24T20:00:00.000-07:00

Снокрелинг (snorkeling), плаванье в маске с трубкой, очень популярное занятие на Гавайях.
Неудивительно, ведь эти фотографии Саша снял всего в нескольких десятках метров от пляжа.

Hawaiian flowers

2006-05-24T19:44:00.000-07:00

Green Lake

2006-04-30T13:25:00.000-07:00

Тюльпанные поля 22 апреля

2006-04-30T13:21:00.000-07:00

Yakima

2006-04-30T13:19:00.000-07:00

Готовимся к купальному сезону 2006

2006-04-05T23:16:00.000-07:00

Апрель, 2

2006-04-02T21:32:00.000-07:00

Кудряшка и мама с папой

2006-04-01T16:22:00.000-08:00

20 марта

2006-03-23T23:43:00.000-08:00

13 марта

2006-03-23T23:38:00.000-08:00

Первые зубки

2006-02-26T14:00:00.000-08:00

Сразу после того, как Соне исполнилось 9 месяцев, у неё вылезли два нижних зуба. Иногда нам удаётся на них посмотреть, как например, на этой фотографии.

Соня пытается схватить фотоаппарат, и, судя по открытому рту, его съесть или хотя-бы пожевать.
Смотрит в окно, и барабанит по стеклу.

Сонечке исполнилось 9 месяцев!

2006-02-19T20:48:00.000-08:00

Сегодня в воскресенье, 19 февраля мы справляли Сонин День Рождения, 9 месяцев. День прошёл на славу! Сначала мы нарядились, и устроили фотосессию. Тетечка Неля и Лина подарили мне очень красивый малахитовый набор, я от него в восторге, огромное спасибо!

Малахитовое ожерелье Соне тоже очень нравится...

Вот такая зарёванная именинница! Утром упала и "подбила" левый глаз, с тех пор и печалится.
Мама испекла очень вкусный медовый тортик!

Тут красавица после обеда, слегка повеселела.

Боярыня Морозова:)

Денёк хоть был и холодный, но безветренный и очень солнечный. Мы долго гуляли, и даже слегка загорели.

Это мама в парке у воды в Кёркленде.

Вид на Сиэтл...
После двух часов прогулки по пляжу Алкай Сонечка уснула, и веселила прохожих своими пухлыми ножками. Судите сами! :)))

14 февраля

2006-02-14T21:21:00.000-08:00

6 февраля. Настроение отменное!

2006-02-14T21:20:00.000-08:00

Деточка в платье в клеточку

2006-01-20T20:36:00.000-08:00

Сонечка привыкает к новому горшку, так высоко сидеть ей немного страшно и непривычно.
Теперь малыш может удержать в каждой ручке по предмету, даже если они такие юркие, как эти шарики. Она их периодически роняет, но потом подбирает их снова, и с удовольствием стучит ими друг о друга. Кстати, к лицу ли нам чепчик?:)

Поездка в Левенворс

2006-01-15T20:58:00.000-08:00

Детка в клетке

2006-01-14T22:48:00.000-08:00

Купание и новый манеж

2006-01-10T22:28:00.000-08:00

Учимся вставать

2006-01-10T22:12:00.000-08:00

Сразу после Нового Года Сонечка постепенно научилась сама вставать, опираясь на что-то.
Теперь она стоит около дивана, около телевизора, в кроватке после сна и подле своих игрушек. Еще ей нравиться стоять на коленях, видимо так устойчивей:)

My little baby Sophia

2005-12-12T14:56:00.000-08:00