Sunday - supper included, was all about Father's Day. From the indulgent sleep-in, followed by gently scrambled eggs with cherry tomatoes and a (non)healthy dollop of Rondele' cheese, to the solo 2+ hour bike ride, the day was all about Tom. We had a number of offers and options for the day, but ultimately elected … Continue reading Sunday Supper – Father’s Day Edition
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Solstice Sipping
Last night, the official start of summer, was also supposed to be the inaugural event of Tom's birthday week celebration. The plan was to meet friends at the Wine Bar & Bistro on Lark Street, to enjoy their Pagan discount and share Tom's natal holiday with friends here in Albany, since we'll be out of … Continue reading Solstice Sipping
Father’s Day for Bastards
When I was a kid, Father's Day was sort of an awkward holiday. There was no male figure in my house to receive the crafts and projects created in elementary school, as gifts to honor Dad. I would try to explain to my teacher that I didn't have a father, but this was a long … Continue reading Father’s Day for Bastards
Newsweek says Albany High one of nation’s best schools
What an interesting way for the school year to end. Have you seen this article? Don't forget to read the comments! Newsweek says Albany High one of nation’s best schoolsphoto from newyorkschools.com
(Soon to Be) Under the Tuscan Sun
I don't know what your vacation style is. Do you make plans to visit every historic site, museum and attraction within a 100 km radius or are you more inclined spend your time lounging by the pool? For me, the perfect vacation is a mellow blend of a couple of must-see tourist attractions, lazy mornings … Continue reading (Soon to Be) Under the Tuscan Sun
Mt Rainier to Italy in 6 Years
Six summers ago our family took a trip to Washington and Oregon. While there, we spent a few days with some old friends in a cabin on Mt. Rainier - I think there were 3 other couples. We talked about the future and the milestone half-century mark to be celebrated by a couple of the … Continue reading Mt Rainier to Italy in 6 Years
Pedestrian Crosswalks
I work in a community that values their children. It is apparent in the quality of education, and parental involvement, which I witness on a daily basis during the academic year, that children, and their lives, are considered important. Perhaps this is why I am still pissed off about an experience which I had last … Continue reading Pedestrian Crosswalks
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