
Summer of 2013
Summer of 2013
May 17, 2013
February 21, 2013
February 8, 2013
January 30, 2013
She wasn’t happy her mama was away on business. She’s a big mama’s girl lately, which would be okay if her mama was around – but duty calls.
January 25, 2013
The sad news is one of the crew is moving to Montreal. Monday will be their last day together – none of them are talking much about it — but i can tell it’s weighing on them — but they are such wonderful and delightful and spirited girls that they’ll make the most of the time they have left —
And — i’ll remind them that their paths will cross again some day…
January 13, 2013
Who said global warming is a farce? I’ll invite all of you to come to Toronto, CANADA – where it’s now raining and 50F. All our nice snow is gone. It’s like spring. I think I saw squirrels doing it in a tree. The world is a messed up place right now — but, let’s move on.
I just got back from Chicago. I went by myself for four days. My lovely wife joined me for two more days – and then it was back home for me. I think there’s no photo of Mae for one of the days I was gone – a first – but she’ll get over it. Dad needed a vacation and some rest. I enjoyed myself. I sucked in all of Chicago I could – I’m rested. I’m ready for round – round – whatever… Just bring it on!
I don’t think Mae missed me much. She was hanging out with her Granny – so life was good for her. When I walked through the door after my trip, I got a lukewarm welcome. I guess I don’t measure up to Granny.
I have a countdown calendar on my phone that tells me how many more days until Mae heads off to first grade – FULL DAYS of school! Less than 250 days from now I’ll have the house all to myself from 9 until 4. I cannot wait. As for Mae, she has an interview at the school before she’s officially accepted — she’s been preparing for it, too. One of her demands, er, requests, is to skip the 5th grade. Yeah, that’s right – skip the entire 5th grade. Why? Well, her big sister is in 5th grade, and Mae sees that she has to do a lot of homework (not really — but hey, perception becomes reality for some) – so, she just doesn’t want to do all that work – let’s just skip that grade. Such is Mae’s thinking…
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