Some comedy entertainment while I write serious posts behind the scenes.
It was hard to choose a clip, but this one had me in tears last night, so here ya go mates!
Archive for February, 2008
Business Time
Published February 26, 2008 Uncategorized 1 CommentTags: comedy, Flight of the Conchords, married life, music
I have no time to write anything today so here is a pic from Saturday at the mountain. It was the boy’s first time trying snowboarding. Cheers!
Roses are red, violets are blue
This is the first time I’ve blogged about you
I hope this will do, in lieu of a card
I want to be witty but it’s really hard
You know that I love you, you deserve the best
Some poetry should really have you impressed
A fine day today, it lies within reach
With a walk in the woods or some time on the beach.
Whatever you do, or who is beside you
I know you will keep the one love inside you
We need to connect soon, for everyone’s sake.
Be expecting a visit when we get to spring break.
I hope you enjoy your birthday today and may the next year bring much peace and happiness!
Love, me
(pic is from 1977, when mom was 10 years younger than I am now)
It has come to my attention that folks on my blogroll will get more cred if I link to them in the body of my site. So here’s the love:
I love you all
This morning I saw a newspaper headline about an 7 year old boy from Bellingham who has been missing for nearly three days after he disappeared from a beach on Vancouver Island while vacationing with his family.
Whenever I hear about things happening to children my own son’s age, I can’t help putting myself in that parents’ place for just a moment, empathising with what they are going through. I was instantly transported back to the the panic and fear I experienced that day several years ago when I lost track of my own son for only a few minutes near a large body of water.
Since I especially related to today’s story, as soon as I got home from work I went online to check on the progress of the search. There was a photograph.
My heart sank. I know that face. It’s William, a sweet boy I know, a friend of my son’s. David and Camilla’s little boy. The anguish they must be going through right now I can only imagine. I hope we have some answers soon.
