Footprints - the high-er end shoe store, which sells all the functional/supportive - yet entirely too expensive brands - was having a warehouse sale. And since I only really can buy from there when things are on sale...well, what the heck. 2 pairs and $40.00 later...
it was 8:00 a.m.
So I stopped by the farmers market, and got the clan some b-fast burritos.
Dad Report: Dad and I spoke at length about politics today - started with weather which led to me explaining about global warming (he wanted to know why we were having such high temperatures). I do find it odd that I am telling him about it - a life long environmentalist - but it's his memory that's lacking not his actual knowledge if that makes sense.
Anyway - we discussed the Occupy Wall Street movement and the economical situation here - foreclosures, and bank issues etc. It all was pretty sad and depressing and when I assured him that tomorrow I would try and speak of things more unicorn and rainbow-like; he said, "no, this was intense, but I need to know more about what is happening in the world, not less." So there you have it.
| July 2007 |
Poem: (haiku form) written in April when Dad was in the hospital with a lung infection. They gave him less than a week at that point.
Drowning in bed sucks.
"Things could be worse," he would say;
and "Daughter, don't cuss."
I worked for many hours today in front of the computer with photoshop - groaning. It's quite obvious I am out of my element and am going to need to take some time to learn photoshop PRIOR to working in photoshop. This is not my usual mode of operation, so I have been resisting it.
In any case -- I did not get very far and that was disappointing. The VHM and I finally late in the afternoon took a break from our various chores -- and went to a garage sale. [While he understands going to sales late in the day doesn't really reap the best results - it seems to be just the way he goes to sales] We purchased a black coffee cup and this:
We did not purchase the red glass plates or the foot hydro-massager. I think we both needed to eat and weren't making the best decisions. So I took the VHM out for a lovely dinner.
It was really good. I mean really - we had Trout Crostini's to start:
oh and drinks. Then I had some homemade pasta with rock shrimp and the VHM had some lamb. Then we had dessert. He had some crazy crumble with raisins and pear and cheddar gelato. I had a sea salted caramel hazelnut gelato with bittersweet chocolate. mmmmmmm. If you are in Lawrence and have a little splurging to do - 715 is the place to be.
Random Photo of the Day:
He really does look exceptionally cute with a baby. I occasionally have a few aches over the fact that he and I don't have a child together. It's less about wanting an additional child and more about the connection - the joy of it I know it would bring in so many ways. I do think we have made the right decision for us and our family - but I do still ache a bit.
VHM and Bubbe, the kidlets' brother.
He looks good with cookies too.
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