The Syzygy concert Friday was really great. A nice crowd showed up . . . maybe 25-30 people or more? I’m not good at guessing numbers. The coffee house has several rooms, and I only noticed the people that were in the area right around where the band set up. There may have been more […]
The times, they are a’changin’ . . . Read More »
I thought I would be really clever and impress Grace, so I wrote a little e-mail, plugged it into the translator on dictionary.com, and sent her the Spanish version. Knowing the translator would be rather unsophisticated, I tried to keep my message simple in structure and content. I received the following response from Grace: Madre
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I’s gwine rite a po’m, yeh. I’s gwine rite wun now. I’s gwine rite a po’m jus’ Soon’s I figger out how. Welp. I should be doing lots of stuff right now. Fun stuff. Like, the bathrooms need to be cleaned. And the house vacuumed. And I am not being as disciplined as I would
Po’tree and, uh, yeah. Read More »
Luke and I drove to Dallas today with Grace. She flew out of DFW and will land in San Jose, Costa Rica at 9:45 PM this evening. For four weeks, she’ll be studying advanced Spanish and photography, living with a host family in their home, going on weekend outings to who-knows-where: the beach, the rain
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The crazy-paced wedding weekend is over! And it all went great. The practice session on Thursday was a blast, b/c the violinist with the string quartet could do anything. The first time through the songs, he was perfect. So we just jammed and made it beautiful, and the bride was ecstatic. Then that night Grace
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I should be sleeping right now. Tomorrow I need to get a lot done, and then I’m going to Dallas to pick up Grace at the airport. Yay!! I’m excited that she’ll be home for a month. The times when all five of us will be here are going to be fewer and farther between
Run like the wind, soar like an eagle, and live! Just like a living thing in June. Read More »