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Sep 12, 2013 |
Faux cupcakes There was lots of unhappiness at the realization that we don’t have a stash of cupcakes to call on should the need arise. The unhappiness did not abate in light of the explanation that stopping to get cupcakes on the way to school was not a realistic option. The unhappiness did start to fade at the idea of building faux cupcakes from items at hand: pancakes (it has cake in the name, right?), carefully cut to fill cupcake wrappers, icing (because it never goes bad, right?) and sprinkles — who doesn’t like sprinkles? What will the report from school hold? How were these cupcakes received? How many kids were able to communicate the importance of cupcakes to their clueless parents? Inquiring minds want to know…. |
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Sep 09, 2013 |
Kickin’ back |
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Sep 07, 2013 |
Another beautiful day On the way downstream, we ran into Robert’s art teacher from school. I would have thought we might run into her sooner (realizing Robert just started his 6th year at the school after starting H…I…J…K). The weather was great even if the water was low. And Robert showed that he’s an equal opportunity water craft aficionado. Most of the time choosing to be my bowman in the canoe, but winding up on the back deck of Sarah’s kayak. (Note the paddle boards in the background.) |
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Sep 03, 2013 |
First Day Back at School |
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Sep 01, 2013 |
Excitement on the Potomac Robert was feeling a little under the weather so I was without my bowman this afternoon on the Potomac. I only had to drag the boat over Wet Bottom Chute to get from Angler’s Inn to Rocky Island. It was low: 3.03, but I still managed a little surfing. And there were no other boats there while I was there. On the way back I was buzzed by the USPS helicopter and was worried there had been another river accident. As I got further downstream, where he helicopter was circling, I saw the Cabin John Fire Department rafts on the shore. It looked like a hiker took a tumble and they were evacuating by river. The helicopter was low enough for me to start to feel the downdraft when it flew over. I’m guessing it was keeping an eye on the evacuation to make sure it all went smoothly — which it seemed to do. |
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