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Beautiful concert, so nice. Love, Mom 

The top of the pine tree was blocking the neighbor’s garage door and front door.  In the dark, he and I peered around with flashlights trying to figure out where this huge thing had come from. Then we realized it was the top of his pine tree. Sherry’s tree, snapped in half. Sherry’s other tree:

  Summer arrived with a vengeance. Storm took the top off the neighbor’s pine tree and also ours.  Branches down everywhere. It blew over the fence near the garage.  Jay patched it back together in the dark. Two trees are down in Sherry’s yard and many branches. Dan and Alicia are without power. We’ll see

 Love, Mom

I know that man. I told him it is a good thing he can still wiggle. The oven hasn’t been willing to light without help for some time now. Eventually he was the only person who could keep it lit. This was an inconvenience, so annoying.  I love this stove so much. Found a source

They burn out all at once.  The bathroom wasn’t working and the hall lights either.  I was looking for the Easter baskets last week by flashlight. Went to the hardware store and bought new bulbs and starters for the bathroom.  Viola. The hall lights–first did the bulbs, then noticed the DUST, so took them apart

It was a beautiful day. He’s got James as assistant: They invited us elaborately to this play.  It was entertaining.   Beautiful day, beautiful kid.  We love you, buddy,  Grandma and Grandpa and Everybody

No school yesterday, so we made our way to this indoor playground in the afternoon. They hit the ground running, and joined in the screaming and mayhem. Getting to the top of this platform by use of climbing cords inside, was pretty complicated, but she made it. Then we came back here for supper and

This beautiful woman turned 80 today! It sounded like a full day of people celebrating with her, and we were happy to be part of this round. Confirmation above, baptism below: The two of us–what was I looking at? Oh my goodness, Alex, look at you. So lucky we all are to be loved like

Leprechauns showed up. This old tradition, I don’t know. The note was mean. It was good. Last night we had a cousin fest.  Heidi was coming with the kids for supper, so I texted Dan to see if they wanted to join us.  Oh the screaming!  And the chicken nuggets and fries eaten, and all