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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Emma Cries In Pictures–A Lot
We have a bit of a running joke at our house that it seems like Emma is crying in every picture. While not literally true, it does happen a lot. Here are some examples. In Erick in the summer of … Continue reading
The Kids’ Current Infatuation: Stuart
Madysen and Speed will deny this, but they and Emma and Layla are completed addicted to watching Stuart Larkin videos on YouTube. Who is Stuart? He’s a recurring character on MADtv–as young boy who often says, “Let me do it!”. … Continue reading
Championship Soccer and Music: A Pretty Decent Wednesday
On Wednesday, I essentially dispensed with work as of 1 p.m. My first distraction was the Champions League Final between Manchester United and Chelsea. As a ManU fan, it was a roller coaster ride of emotion–should have been up 3-0 … Continue reading
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Medieval Times: Another Fun Adventure?
Apparently, I’m a glutton. Last fall, Holly tricked me into taking the kids to the State Fair on the busiest day of the event. That was fun. But for last weekend’s adventure, I have no one to blame but myself. … Continue reading
3rd Grade Track Meet
You may recall that Madysen did pretty well in her first year of track, way back in 7th grade. 8th grade didn’t go as well, largely because they wouldn’t let her run in the events that she wanted to run … Continue reading
Posted in Layla, Track
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Sports, Assassins, and Fascism: Books
It is sad that we are now in the middle of May and I’ve only now completed reading my third book of the year. It’s been a busy year. Nevertheless, we shall press on. I read a lot of blogs, … Continue reading
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Culture Night: Art
Last weekend, I was shocked when Speed uttered a question I never thought I’d hear: “Dad, can we go to the Art Museum this week?” Nearly as surprising was the reason he wanted to go–he could get extra credit for … Continue reading
Somewhat Less Duty Bound to Mention: Wolfe
And apparently, this is the week for me to mention some of my favorite personalities that have recently made public appearances. Today, Tom Wolfe. I guess I never considered naming the blog “The Wolfe File” or something a little creative … Continue reading
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Long Hair is Hard to Brush
For some reason unknown to me, our girls have a hard time brushing their own hair. On more than one occasion, Layla has tangled her brush in her hair. Two years ago, when my mother was at the house, Madysen … Continue reading
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