Toppie blabs about his goings-on this summer!
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July 23, 2014 at 8:57 pm |
Do you suppose you could wrap your parents in bubble wrap?
I read a thing on Facebook the other day that Michael Moore posted about walking – it really is good for you – I know it is not easy to start and from the sounds of your weather that would just be more damp sticky.
I am excited for everyone who is going to Vegas. I am not apologizing for not going – though I wish I could – because we are going to the Bike Rally for a whole week and taking S to Chicago to see One Direction – so those are pretty fabulous events for me too.
Well – enjoy the rest of your summer – and I agree – it is going by comfortably ~ not too fast and not to slow – i think the kid heads back to college in 4 weeks. I am so excited Toppie – he is so messy – I cannot wait until he leaves so I can scour that bathroom down there from top to bottom.
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July 24, 2014 at 6:37 am |
Yeah, maybe bubble-wrap — maybe pillows! Yep, I need to get my ass moving and back on my Doc’s agenda for me. A whole week for a bike rally sounds very fun! And I love Chicago, although I’ve only been there once. All the locals here are enjoying the last few weeks sans students. When they return, it’s a very different city… but, it’s all good, ‘cuz they breath new life into this old place.
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