It's Havest-time Again, in America
A small picasa album-of-harvest, instead of putting up 15 pictures in one post :-)
(don't worry, Mom...I'll post individual photos, later)
Thought I better get this up before the snow flies. I'll resume reports on The Shakespeare Project, in a bit.
Incidentally, I read through Much Ado About Nothing today, in preparation for Carolyn and I watching the movie, tonight. Should be good times!
And then tomorrow, it's early rising for Ma and Melinda. Time for ye olde SAT teste.
Personally, I think a 7:45 check-in outrageous, particularly when you're driving in from 55 minutes away, but that's what you get when you live in the middle of a cornfield.
I've already warned Loren I'll be stumbling about the bedroom around 5:21, heh, heh.
He may not have trouble getting back to sleep, since he was gone ALL DAY to Wisconsin and back, picking up a new acquisition from Ebay. Something about a diesel motor...or as I like to refer to it, "Why-I'm-absolved-from-getting-him-any-presents-for-the-rest-of-his-life."
When people are hard to buy for, let them buy for themselves, I say.
And that's why I'll be hitting the Barnes & Noble, tomorrow!
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(don't worry, Mom...I'll post individual photos, later)
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| Harvest time 2010 |
Thought I better get this up before the snow flies. I'll resume reports on The Shakespeare Project, in a bit.
Incidentally, I read through Much Ado About Nothing today, in preparation for Carolyn and I watching the movie, tonight. Should be good times!
And then tomorrow, it's early rising for Ma and Melinda. Time for ye olde SAT teste.
Personally, I think a 7:45 check-in outrageous, particularly when you're driving in from 55 minutes away, but that's what you get when you live in the middle of a cornfield.
I've already warned Loren I'll be stumbling about the bedroom around 5:21, heh, heh.
He may not have trouble getting back to sleep, since he was gone ALL DAY to Wisconsin and back, picking up a new acquisition from Ebay. Something about a diesel motor...or as I like to refer to it, "Why-I'm-absolved-from-getting-him-any-presents-for-the-rest-of-his-life."
When people are hard to buy for, let them buy for themselves, I say.
And that's why I'll be hitting the Barnes & Noble, tomorrow!
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