The 11-year-old is enjoying playing Heroes and Villains at paintball camp.
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Fling Kids Into Atmosphere For Fun
The kids didn't want to go on the usual amusements, but they did want to do this reverse bungee jump device.
I didn't push this, but they dared each other to go, and eventually worked up the courage. Now they fondly recall the excitement and adrenaline, feeling they triumphed over fear, and enjoyed being tossed way up in the air.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Friday, June 10, 2016
Life Is Hilarious
The kid has graduated from middle school. All school year getting the little bugger out of bed to the breakfast table was a chore and a half.
After one day of sleeping in, the kid gets up on her own volition to enjoy the conviviality of breakfast at the early hour. Go figure.
I get it that as parents we are always wrong. This is yet another example.
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Monday, June 6, 2016
Japan Reinvents Oreo For Excellent Taste
These happy little delicious things have bits of Oreo, chocolate, and green tea cookie inside.
Once again Japan puts the US to shame. We don't study hard, think our chocolate cookies are good enough, and have crappy quality control in our factories.
Why does Japan flaunt its culinary superiority yet again?
I happily surrender to the greater power of a delicious snack item -- omakase!
Friday, June 3, 2016
Wear Orange Event A Lift Of The Spirits
After a rally at the Unitarian Church, we headed to the river for a few inspirational words. On the right is Sharon Meieran, who is running for the Multnomah County Commission and is close to this issue. |
Events like Wear Orange are important in that they showcase all the good work being done by state and national legislators, as well as lift the spirits in the massing of so many like-minded people.
After these events are over I am energized to keep fighting.
Congressman Earl Blumenauer with orange bike pin and bow tie -- yes! |
A big thank you to everyone who attended and supported the event!
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
The Heirlooms And Artifacts Project
The Fifth-grader did a school project exploring his heritage with artifacts and research into our history.
He correctly picked up my reverence for cameras and wanted my mother's 1957 Rolliflex to be part of his project. In his materials he explained the purpose of the dual lenses as well as describing my mother's love of taking pictures.
To be fair, the main artifact in his presentation was a 19th century menorah. More about this in the video:
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