To Mom & Dad in St. Louis: Summer's Expiration Date
Mom and Dad,
Summer doesn't last forever, so it seems.
A storm front rolled into town this week and decided to stay awhile. Even now the wind is knocking at our windows preparing us for the next batch of rainstorm. As a result, The Chief has learned to say the words thunder and lightning this week and his eyes double in size whenever he sees or hears either.
A manic about the weather? There is Clark in him after all.
As you can guess, we've spent a lot of time indoors this week. To pass the hours, The Chief has taken up a new hobby of sorts: Action filming with his Daddy's GoPro camera. His first project--a toddleresque documentary--stars Aunt Lucy, Uncle Beezer, Wendy D. and of course Boots. (Look in your inbox for a link to his online premiere!) It's sure to garner critical acclaim with even the toughest critics.
(Or am I just a proud mother?)
Also, as a result of the wet weather, Popsicle consumption as decreased. Although clothes-wearing is still optional. Evidenced above.
As for Ever, she has begun to store necessities in her cheeks. You might think this squirrely, but I think we might be in for a long winter.
There was a morning last week when I contemplated turning on the heat. Can you believe that?
Look what happens when you leave . . .
Love,
Your Jane
Summer doesn't last forever, so it seems.
A storm front rolled into town this week and decided to stay awhile. Even now the wind is knocking at our windows preparing us for the next batch of rainstorm. As a result, The Chief has learned to say the words thunder and lightning this week and his eyes double in size whenever he sees or hears either.
As you can guess, we've spent a lot of time indoors this week. To pass the hours, The Chief has taken up a new hobby of sorts: Action filming with his Daddy's GoPro camera. His first project--a toddleresque documentary--stars Aunt Lucy, Uncle Beezer, Wendy D. and of course Boots. (Look in your inbox for a link to his online premiere!) It's sure to garner critical acclaim with even the toughest critics.
(Or am I just a proud mother?)
Also, as a result of the wet weather, Popsicle consumption as decreased. Although clothes-wearing is still optional. Evidenced above.
As for Ever, she has begun to store necessities in her cheeks. You might think this squirrely, but I think we might be in for a long winter.
There was a morning last week when I contemplated turning on the heat. Can you believe that?
Look what happens when you leave . . .
Love,
Your Jane
