October 5th, 2012 by admin
Watching the boys play in the boxwood in montrose brings back a very vivid memory of playing there when I was really little. It seemed so big and magical. I think they think the same (I hope they do).
Watching the boys play in the boxwood in montrose brings back a very vivid memory of playing there when I was really little. It seemed so big and magical. I think they think the same (I hope they do).
I wish I had enough time each day to spend long periods one on one with each child.
Carol was waiting for Obama to call his opponent in last nights debate “Mittens”. If he did that he would definitely win.
ALB “You can take your snack to the park.”
C “it has nuts. What is there is someone in the park allergic to nuts?”
ALB “Good point. You better just eat it outside our house then.”
C “But what if the police are allergic to nuts? What if the police come and there is a robber in our house and I’m standing outside eating a nut bar?”
ALB “We would have to give them a warning.”
C “What’s a warning?”
C “Daddy, there are three boys in the house right now. Come upstairs so I can show you the third boy.”
MJ went up to find a “boy” on the hall floor made out of a soccer jersey shorts, socks, toothbrushes for arms and a legs and a Lego storage box for a head. I’m beaming at Charlie’s cleverness.
I look like Greg Brady. Funny too because my grandmother Downey knew Florence Henderson (I think from work on the PTA or something).
Charlie (looking concerned sitting in his bed about to go to sleep) “How will they get me out if I fall in one of those holes in the street?”
ALB “You mean if you fall in a man hole or a grate?”
C “Yes. How will they help me??”
ALB “We would get a very long ladder and climb down and get you. We could get the firemen to help. But since you are good at walking and watch where you are going I don’t think you will fall in a hole.”
C “Ok. They would need a really big ladder. “
T “Yeah. Big ladder.”
C “We could call 911.”