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Francis’s Future
Today after a visit to the aquarium, Francis turned to us and said, “do you know what I’m going to do whenView full post »
Last Train Home
Today was my last official day of work. I have to come in tomorrow to wrap up some loose ends, but I will drive in, soView full post »
Hands on a Hardbody
There was good news and bad news on Jason Kottke’s blog today. The good news is that one of my favorite moviesView full post »
Visit to Notre Dame
I’ve read them all. Originally uploaded by ..Sally.. There’s a sense of “one last time before we go&#View full post »
What The Hell Is Wrong With My Hands?
All of the skin is sloughing off of my hands. Can somebody diagnose this hideous condition? Unlike my previous post,View full post »
Sneak Peek for Momma M:
Had such a fun day today with these two cuties. We took the train downtown and it was so much fun. I’m officiallyView full post »
Aged
Selling a house, moving, looking for a new house. All that stuff can really age a man. This picture, for example,View full post »
Google Street View
I played around with Google Maps’ new(ish) feature, Street View, tonight. It’s spooky. You click throughView full post »
Words!
Just because I don’t want the top entry on this blog to be my dumb face, here’s a quiz for you: in fiveView full post »
On The Face
The cheap online glasses made it to Oak Park a couple days ago, but we had to sign a delivery receipt for postman toView full post »
More Cheap Glasses on the Way
Although my co-workers keep telling me that I got exactly what I paid for, I consider my last experiment in purchasingView full post »
Weekend Parenting
. Having the kids around the house hasn’t really helped our home-sale preparation effort, so one of us will takeView full post »
George turned two yesterday. No gifts or cake yet; we just hugged him and sang to him. On Saturday, we’ll beView full post »
Good Publicity for Our Neighborhood
Yesterday, Crain’s Chicago Business magazine published a story praising our neighborhood in Oak Park, the HarrisonView full post »