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Dec 29, 2012 |
Satay Robert enjoyed cooking (well, heating) his own satay while we were out with the Williams’ clan at Siam in Decatur. We’re having a great time catching up with everyone and Robert and I have come to really like Settlers of Catan after a couple games here. Well … I just won so maybe I’m liking it more than Robert. |
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Dec 23, 2012 |
Ice This morning was a relaxing morning and the Ice show at National Harbor seemed like it would be fun. We joined a bunch of Lynn’s family for the show and had lots of cold (9 degree) fun. I think Robert would agree that the slides were the highlight. There were several and the lines were not long, so it was easy to go a bunch of times.For the record, I won the race with Robert — I think he may have been a bit slow to start. The ice carving was pretty spectacular and lots of fun, but it would have been nice to see more free-form sculpting rather than all the Shrek characters — fun though they were. I’m glad they gave out the extra coats — 9 degrees really is pretty cold. We didn’t spend too much in the ice room and enjoyed a nice (hot) lunch afterwards. |
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Dec 20, 2012 |
Festival of Lights |
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Dec 09, 2012 |
Christmas Tree!!! Then we settled into decorating it — trying to keep the glass ornaments out of paw reach. With the ornaments came the Christmas books — and Robert can’t pass up a book… We decided on a new rule this year: One Lego guy and no weapons on the tree. I’m not quite sure this qualifies: Boba Fett in a canoe. But I’m sure that’s a paddle not a lightsaber … of course it is, Boba doesn’t have a lightsaber. |
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Dec 01, 2012 |
Scottish Walk I This was not the year. Maybe we’ll add a reminder to the calendar to get in touch with MacNaughtons next year. Their presence seems to be growing a little bit every year. Sarah is fighting a wicked cold and it was blustery and breezy this morning. Robert, who was getting excited yesterday, was less so by this morning.I almost decided to miss my best chance at hearing the pipes and drums (I’m fighting a sore throat), but I decided to head on down King St. at the last minute. I was impressed at the crowds for a blustery morning. And I got one of the last front row spots — fortunately, in a great position. I don’t think three photos will do it justice so I’ll pop up another post… |
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Scottish Walk II I’m sorry that Sarah and Robert missed it, and the clouds did break up after a while turning into a very nice day. (They are getting to spend some time outside touring folks around Robert’s school this afternoon.) Note the size of the family clan: there have to be at least six or eight MacNaughton’s (or MacNachton).Next year… (maybe) I’m not quite sure what the Scottish connection is with Darth Santa, but there he was, mixed right in with the rest of the paraders. |
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