We got the first round of shots out of the way today; boosters come in three weeks. Then the requisite snip-snip to make sure we end up with no inbred babies. Yes, I know I should have done this a month or two ago, but if I didn’t always procrastinate until the very last minute, my life would contain absolutely no excitement. And what is more exciting than having to watch your cat all the…
[for Tuesday, Sept. 18] Quite possibly the nastiest tequila I’ve ever put in my mouth. Sauza or Cuervo, please. Project 365
[for Monday, Sept. 17] The nephews love this game. I have a nerdy confession: I do too, although nothing beats a drunken game of Cranium. And we’re pretty smitten with Mad Gab, too. I see all sorts of potential for drunken fun there. Project 365
[for Sunday, Sept. 16] Have I mentioned I love my family? Cuz I do. Project 365
Saturday morning I woke up and hitched a ride with The Harmony Brothers down to the Farmer’s Market, where they performed while I took it easy and observed the mid-morning bustle and give-and-take of crunchy liberal consumerism. It was quite pleasant. And lo and behold, who did I see but reader Barry, who not only chatted with me for a bit but also offered me an awesome treat he’d purchased from Bun in the Oven,…
Just now I sat out on the balcony for fifteen minutes, thinking about stuff, as usual, and listening to the wind, and damn near fell asleep in my chair. It takes an amazing night to do that to me.
[for Saturday, Sept. 15] I had a hard time picking just one picture, but I went with this one because it’s just too freaking cute. I envy these kids who get to grow up among such creativity and diversity. The day was absolutely amazing in every way. Beautiful weather, people in all-around good moods, awesome art and crafts for sale, yummy street-fair food, clandestine booze in soda bottles, cotton candy, good company, sunshine, hoodies, music,…
[for Friday, Sept. 14] Project 365
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