Baby, it’s fate not luck
Hydrangea and nail polish
Last month in pictures
Almost none of my blog readers follow my Instagram, so I thought I’d do a recap here. So here some of the things that has happened during the last month.
Below you can see Johannes two days old, still at the hospital. He’s had his manly hands from day one!
Some of the huge amount of flowers we received after coming home. As usual, from friends and family, work and school:
Of course, he’s been getting lots of presents, and we still receive parcels with tiny clothes a couple of times a week!


Taking a bath with grandma’s help:
The first time away from the baby (3 weeks old) at The Killers concert. It went really well!
The Killers doing their version of Forever Young. This song used to make me a little age conscious, but not this time! These days I feel younger than ever, having such a small baby.
Read my mind. This was the fourth time I saw Killers in concert, and this time they weren’t quite as amazing as the last time I saw them at Sziget Festival in Budapest or the first time I saw them on an airfield in Rome. Still, they were good.
Wearing an original outfit from the 70′s (which used to belong to one of his uncles), mostly for fun:
The first fika with the baby, mum and me (the baby stroller beside the table). However, we are still trying to avoid bringing Johannes to public places too often.
Some of the other things I ate:



My new device for hanging stuff:
Johannes being cool:
One month old, wearing presents from his grandma (my mum):
A walk in the park and birds. I take him out at least a couple of hours a day, because he loves to sleep outdoors.
And here some of our early mornings:
Young father, young son, early morning:
Swedish family, one month together
I can’t believe it’s been a month since I first met my Johannes! In a way it feels as if he came to us only yesterday, so tiny, new and absolutely perfect. On the other hand, it’s like he’s always been here with us, and I can hardly remember that we once had a life without him. Having him here, we’ve discovered a whole new dimension of happiness, deeper and stronger than anything we knew before.










































