TGIF!!
I love Fridays. Not the restaurant, the day of the week. Actually, come to think of it, I like the restaurant also.
-Not much really to report on... Fof3 worked late last night so I missed the kids' recital. Mof3 said it was really sweet. Her name, by the way is Yolanda... and I call her Yo... or YoYo... the kids call her YoYo Ma. <---Get it!?!
-No sports for us this weekend. Communions. Gonna be fun.
-Got some great answers to Todd's question yesterday. Btw, Todd id a co-worker and good friend to Fof3 and the family. He's a sweet guy... really. <----Caitlin thinks so, anyway.
-The coffee machine at Fof3's workplace is broken...Grrrr! <----Blogging is harder without the coffee.
-Noelle: You looked adorable this morning, the way you had your hair all done and stuff... really cute.
-Apparently, Caitlin got a case of the giggles while on stage last night... laughter is contagious and according to Mof3, she had the audience laughing along with her. <---She won't tell Fof3 what was sooo funny. <--Methinks it was probably some sort of gross bodily function.
-So really that's about it... Mother of 2, fill us in here... what's been going on? ???, you too. Ken? Peggy? Erwin? Jeff? Susan?
-Todd's grat question yesterday gets him another one today: What's the important, profound book you've ever read? Todd says "A Prayer for Owen Meany", by John Irving.
posted by Father of 3 @ 9:19 AM
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I don't have an answer for today's question. I'm not a big reader (except for the occasional romance novel).
That's kinda funny that Mof3's nickname is Yo or YoYo, because mine is Lo or LoLo :)
Todd and I share the same book as our favorite. A Prayer for A Owen Meany was a very provocative book that I truly loved. The movie was titled "Simon Birch."
I would def, 100% say the Bible!
Oh, well, of course the Bible. Here I was trying to think of something original. The Bible... that's just stating the obvious.
"Under The Tuscan Sun" by Frances Mayes
"Women Who Run with the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Phd. In my opinion, this should be required reading especially for young women growing into adulthood.
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