Archive for March, 2006
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Home phone: 757-410-9444
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Fredl: fred@monkeytroy.com
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Luke and John? What the? They don’t have email yet?
Hello and Welcome
Howdy from the Arters.
This is the Arters family blog page. Mostly contributed by Emily now since I am a big giant slacker.
Take a look around and read all that Emily’s mind can produce… then realize that she only types a portion of what she says. Wow.
Thanks for stopping by!
A Post!
Well I don’t post to the blog very often. I think its because this feels like a diary or journal (which is pretty much what it is) and those, to me, seem like they should be private. So opening up thoughts like this seems rather like having a web-cam in the bathroom or something. Dirty! haha.
Probably just a paranoid freak.
The other part of it is that Emily writes all of these really nice and really touching parent child moments on here and while I have those moments I really don’t feel like sharing them with you all. Nothing personal. They just seem like things that are mine to cherish and not for public consumption. (I hope there is a spell check on this software.)
So Em writes a nice poem about the kids snuggling in bed with her in the morning, and I think “Hey, John really cracked me up today when he heard a noise and accused me of farting. Nothing I could do would convince him that it wasn’t me. He just kept pointing and dancing saying ‘Daddy farted! Daddy farted!’ “.
Not quite the same eh?
Anyway.. this is a post and this is what I was thinking about.
I’ll try to be more touching next time.
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Wacky Wednesday
Today is Wacky Wednesday. A silly celebration of Theo LeSieg’s (Dr. Seuss) classic book about a crazy mixed up day. John has blue spiked hair, pajama bottoms, a swimsuit over that, a striped shirt with a basketball jersey over it backwards, one soccer sock, one spider man sock, one black sneaker, and one white on the wrong foot sneaker. I love these kinds of days. Only kids can carry it off.
The other day in the car I was listening to an announcer say that Michael Buble’ would be in concert and gasped. John said, “What mom?” So I told him that someone daddy and I liked to listen to would be having a concert in town. I said, “Ya know, the guy who sings the spiderman song.” He didn’t skip a beat and replied, “Oh yeah, I really like that number!” I said, “Hey how do you know what a number is? Do you wear tutu’s in your closet? Do you watch broadway shows?” He just giggled. He never fails to surprise me.
