I felt 90 degree heat last week. I forgot what hot felt
like.
Sean and I were in Orlando for his work trip. Thankfully, after my intial faux pas of hugging one of his co-workers, I got it together and shook hands the rest of the week.
Sean and I were in Orlando for his work trip. Thankfully, after my intial faux pas of hugging one of his co-workers, I got it together and shook hands the rest of the week.
After the conference, we got to go to Epcot and Disney World. Going to Disney without children is super-easy.
When we were done with a ride, we got off and left. We watched other parents
with kids get off the ride, gather all their little ones, load up the stroller and
hope they didn’t leave anything in Winnie’s honeypot.
Disney without our children was also quite emotional. I
did not expect that. I’m also pretty sure Buzz didn’t expect to see me burst
into tears when I saw him.
I shouldn’t have gone there so close to Amy’s graduation,
which is only 11 days away.
In 11 days, we’ll have two high school graduates. And in
three months, we’ll have two in college. That seems about as unbelievable as
the new Spiderman movie.
Michael is very upset with me for not loving the new
Spiderman movie. He thinks Spidey is a fun super hero. I think he’s fun, too. I
just think the writers could, oh, I don’t know, have come up with a different
plot than re-using stuff from a previous movie.
Michael says I just don’t understand the comic book.
Correct.
The kids took me to see Captain America for Mother’s Day. Another completely unbelievable
movie but at least I hadn’t heard that story before. And Robert Redford was in
it. Nice touch.
They also gave me a 6-pack of Diet Coke and red and black
nail polish. They do know me.
And it's nice to have them all home. We'll take it for however long it lasts!
And it's nice to have them all home. We'll take it for however long it lasts!
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