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boy – we had QUITE the week here in Bugland! Buckle up – it’s a lot!
Sunday, October 16th
After church I went to Dad & Sue’s for lunch & we had a special visitor. He’s just the most adorable (not biased at all here). Speaking of “biased” – that’s the correct usage, right? I’ve seen a surge of people saying, “I’m bias, but…” Wouldn’t that mean they’re calling themselves diagonal? Or am I crazy?
Monday, October 17th
I did that thing where I crocheted during lunch and got 1500 steps. Woot!
Sunday, October 16th
After church I went to Dad & Sue’s for lunch & we had a special visitor. He’s just the most adorable (not biased at all here). Speaking of “biased” – that’s the correct usage, right? I’ve seen a surge of people saying, “I’m bias, but…” Wouldn’t that mean they’re calling themselves diagonal? Or am I crazy?
I did that thing where I crocheted during lunch and got 1500 steps. Woot!
Tuesday, October 18th
It’s been a minute since I wore this shrug because it just feels so extra. But it was cold, and I was bored with my other options.
My status from FB: This is not going to turn into a fashion account, but for the second day in a row I’m wearing something weird that I made. And I’m sharing it here so I can tell you that when I went to go to bed last night I straight up walked right into the bedroom door and sloshed water all over me and my phone and laughed like a loon. I was innocently scrolling Instagram and carrying a glass of water & forgot that the door was shut (because I like to live in Hawaii and sleep in Siberia). I thought it was SO FUNNY. I don’t know why. Dr. M just shook his head at me.
Thursday, October 20th
The only picture I took was of the magnet Dr. M snuck and put on the back of the new car. I had brought it home to put on Daisy & kept forgetting.
My nephew’s wife threw a surprise birthday party for him. It was a lot of fun. I especially liked the double-decker cookie cake. Yum!
Hart Square Village is a little over a mile from our house, and yet for some reason we had never attended the living history day that they have each year. Well, I had hip surgery, and then Dr. M had back surgery. Anyway we decided that this was the year. They have 103 structures, built between roughly 1760 and 1893, and artisans and docents spread over a pretty large area. We were pretty proud of how well we did walking up and down the trails over some rough terrain. We had a good day and both of us took a lot of pictures. I’m just going to share a “few” (ha!) here.
Of course I had to go into the little Episcopal church. The guy in there was actually playing the organ!
Yep. 'Biased' is right. Them others is wrong. That event at Hart Square Village is just so cool. I would have loved that, even without a personal connection to the barn! The costumes the women are wearing remind me of the one I had for our town's centennial, way back in 1957. I had a calico print dress that my mother made, and a parasol in matching fabric. Somewhere there's a photo of it all -- too bad I was wearing the glasses with the goofy frames my mom thought were necessary.
ReplyDeleteMy first glasses had goofy frames too - they were from my mom's old glasses. Oof. Such a fashionable 4th grader. Ha!
Delete"Bias" is a noun. "Biased" is an adjective, so that's the one you want!
ReplyDeleteI would think that living history day would be right up your alley. Isn't Dr. M's degree in history? I too have relatives who are interlinked way back in my family tree. I don't think it's so unusual in the colonies or on the frontier in the days of yore.
Yes - Dr. M was a history professor at his university. This was definitely right up his alley (and in fact I caught a bit of a mini-lecture he was giving to some folks about how the still worked).
DeleteI'm directly descended from a core group of pioneer ancestors, so I am kin to myself several times over. Mom and Dad were fourth cousins and didn't know it, Mom's parents were second cousins and didn't know it. Given the large number of siblings any given ancestor might have had, limited transportation and communication, etc., people simply couldn't keep track.
DeleteBeing a history prof I'm sure Dr. M thoroughly enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteHe really did. :)
DeletePoor Cleveland, but that team had fun and played some terrific baseball. "Next year!"--The Official Cleveland Sports Slogan.
ReplyDeleteWe're getting our bit of Indian Summer now, and it's lovely. We just returned from a lovely jaunt up to Niagara-on-the-Lake and successfully crossed back into the US with our haul of six cases of excellent wine. Our cellar is stocked and we'll be okay for the winter...pretty much.
I'm so glad you made it to your OTHER home away from home!
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