My mom and dad are here for the Easter weekend and we were joined by Seth, Anna, and Maddie for a sequential egg decorating game. Everyone takes an egg, adds one facial feature and passes the egg to their left. In no time flat you have a bunch of funny looking eggs.
On the way into work this morning, I stopped by Great Meadows with a long lens. The wind was really blowing and it was much colder than I had anticipated. Fortunately, I came across this muskrat before my camera operating digits became inoperable.
I worked with Nicolai to sell his Roland V-Drums (electronic) on Craig’s List where we also found a complete set of acoustic drums to replace them with. I don’t think Nicolai has ever thanked me so many times in one day. The only down side is that acoustic drums do not come with a volume control.
Jeanine, not known for being a big clothing shopper, went a little crazy once introduced to the hidden Chinatown boutiques that require friend of a friend introductions and secret maps to find.
After a late night on the town it was necessary for all participants to purchase new sunglasses to protect their eyes as they took an open air bus tour of the city.
Jeanine returned late last night from her adventure to NYC where she joined her close friend Monica Frost and Monica’s sister and daughter for three days of entertainment, fine dining, and shopping.
For family night, Nicolai decided on miniature golf at Kimball Farm. With Jeanine still in NYC and Kyle at his OWL class, we invited Nico’s friend Kevin to join us. Naturally, golf would be followed by ice cream.
We also met this little fellow, although I have since forgotten what type. Speaking of owls, Kyle attended his final session of the OWL course at First Parish. This is the same course on human sexuality that I attended when I was growing up in the Unitarian church.
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