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Sep 19, 2016 |
Passing of a Giant Fortunately for him Sarah was there to keep the doctors following his wishes when they were starting to stray. Robert and I headed up Friday evening and there was a lovely open house Saturday for local friends. The memorial will come in a few weeks. One unexpected moment was when the Zapolskys decided Robert should get Harry’s pool cue. There was a bit of an introduction and expectation setting and then later, Robert had a chance to try it out, with lots of help and good advice from his uncle and cousin. Now we’re charged with finding a local pool hall for him to practice in. The Zapolsky are serious about their pool. I don’t think will find a place as nice as the community pool room in New Jersey. |
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Sep 10, 2016 |
Boom! We drove up Braddock Road to Fort Ward for their artillery demonstration. The discussion of the different kinds of projectiles — and the fuses used on them — was interesting. But the highlight was firing the canon! The canon did not disappoint. We were a little further away than at Petersburg, and so it was loud but not as bad this time around. |
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Sep 07, 2016 |
Seventh Grade First day of school photo! Robert is starting 7th grade in fine form this morning. Last year, starting Middle School, he seemed a bit nervous. He seems really ready to go for 7th grade. Clearly he’s ready for the what did you do on summer break with his Scotland shirt :) Here’s a look back: |
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Sep 04, 2016 |
The Dream Comes True (They have very long tongues.) (Fortunately, cell phones don’t taste like leaves.) |
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Sep 02, 2016 |
Two Ghostbusters Synetic Theater’s A Tale of Two Ghostbusters, was a great show put on by the summer theater folks at Synetic. Robert had a staring role as Chuck Dickens, Ghostbuster. A musical cross between Dickens and Ghostbusters; it was great fun. And made more so as Steve, Helen and Aaron were in town and we even arranged for Sally to join us. Once again, the way the kids came together to put on a show in two weeks, with lots of dialog, dance, singing and coming and going was amazing. And, while I may be biased, I was really impressed with Robert’s abilities on stage. This marks our traditional end of summer; School starts next week. |
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