Maura will graduate high school early, spend a year in India and is considering Tufts for her college choice. They will be visitig the campus tomorrow.

 
Linda Farrell and her daughter Maura have come to visit with us for a few days. Linda was our midwife for Maya’s birth.

 
Several weeks ago some baby sheep arrived to join the herd I routinely drive past on my commute. I kept telling myself that I should stop and get a photo but with all that has been going on at work it has been hard to spare the time. Today, on my drive home, I snuck up on them and was surprised that the babies have nearly doubled in size. None the less they are still pretty cute.

 
Maya and Nico played a little B-ball this afternoon after school. I came home a little early to take all three kids to their dentist appointment. I am happy to report no cavities and high marks for brushing technique. Jeanine has been away since Sunday attending a healthy living class at Kirpalu in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts. Holding down the fort has become easier as the kids have gotten older. Each child was assigned one night for making dinner and kitchen clean up and they can all fend for themselves after school. That said, we are looking forward to Jeanine’s return tomorrow.