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RTBTCKI And my glasses are where? Editon
Jul. 3rd, 2013 09:49 amI am hoping some where in the house. I have a bad feeling that I may have lost them yesterday in our running around to various activities. Either way I need to either find or replace them ASAP.
The summer is tumbling through my fingers. Hard to believe that we are two weeks away from San Diego Comic Con. And Caroline is two weeks away from her adventures in Florida. Then Shoreleave and then the end of the Summer Dragon*Con. Wow.
Caroline has figured out what she wants to do as a costume this year. And it is doable. It will need some make-up and one heck of a wig.
Despicable Me 2 is great fun and not quite what I was expecting but I loved it. I laughed so hard I cried. We saw it in 3-D and there was enough there to make it worth it.
Teen Titans Go is a fun series.
Brain is working through a bunch of lists. I need to settle down and work my list for Dragon*Con Art Show. But first the cat boxes.
Peter has finished both his PT and OT. He is at a point where he can continue on his own to get better. This is a significant point in his recovery. And it happens 6 months after the stroke itself. He has come so far and I am so proud of him.
I am grateful for Peter’s recovery.
The summer is tumbling through my fingers. Hard to believe that we are two weeks away from San Diego Comic Con. And Caroline is two weeks away from her adventures in Florida. Then Shoreleave and then the end of the Summer Dragon*Con. Wow.
Caroline has figured out what she wants to do as a costume this year. And it is doable. It will need some make-up and one heck of a wig.
Despicable Me 2 is great fun and not quite what I was expecting but I loved it. I laughed so hard I cried. We saw it in 3-D and there was enough there to make it worth it.
Teen Titans Go is a fun series.
Brain is working through a bunch of lists. I need to settle down and work my list for Dragon*Con Art Show. But first the cat boxes.
Peter has finished both his PT and OT. He is at a point where he can continue on his own to get better. This is a significant point in his recovery. And it happens 6 months after the stroke itself. He has come so far and I am so proud of him.
I am grateful for Peter’s recovery.
