The sad thing is, I do all this prep work for camp, and then I don’t get to go to camp.
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Summers in Atlanta make me wan…
Summers in Atlanta make me want to be nocturnal or, alternatively, Canadian.
makes a rapture related post.
makes a rapture related post.
Scout spent part of morning sc…
Scout spent part of morning screaming “GIVE ME MONEY!” If she offers you tips on handling your next performance review, politely decline.
wishes for the first time ever…
wishes for the first time ever that the pool snack bar sold hot chocolate.
ETA: Later, they actually *did* sell hot chocolate, though not for very long.
Is there any greater angst tha…
Is there any greater angst than that experienced by a child trying to decide how to spend a Toys R Us gift card? I wouldn’t want to see it.
is on board with the latest Be…
is on board with the latest BeyBlade obsession. Anything that makes my kids play happily together with tops all day is OK by me.
With omelets, it’s the taste t…
With omelets, it’s the taste that matters, not the appearance, right? RIGHT?
ETA: I made omelets for Stacey’s birthday. They weren’t pretty, but I thought they were pretty darn tasty.
Took a turn in the squirt boot…
Took a turn in the squirt booth at field day.
Book Log – Tom Stoppard: Plays 4
Tom Stoppard: Plays 4 by Tom Stoppard
Fourth in a five book collection of Tom Stoppard’s works. I’ve read book 5 as well, which contains my favorite Stoppards, Hapgood and Arcadia.
This one is a collection of his adaptations: Dalliance, Undiscovered Country, Rough Crossing, On the Razzle, and The Seagull. They’re all fine plays, some comedies, some dramas.
I don’t really have a lot to say about them.