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April 3, 2005
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I doubt my father will be thrilled with my inaugural entry into the blogging world. But read on anyway… In my younger, pre-parenthood and much
Originally from Canada and lived in Hong Kong for fifteen years. Married to the terribly talented & gorgeous Tess.
I doubt my father will be thrilled with my inaugural entry into the blogging world. But read on anyway… In my younger, pre-parenthood and much
Many read Tess’ post on Sebastian’s knee. I will now tell you what ended up happening at the Tuesday morning follow-up appointment. This is Hong
I am writing from Bangkok. I am on a business trip and staying in the same hotel from my first trip to Asia in 1990.
new pictures posted on tess’ blog of the triplets and Sebastian… click here!
Tantalizing Tess left today for her grandfather’s funeral. Sombre moods. I am sitting at our computer sipping a glass of white wine. It’s about 11
thanks! i could take some beach time right now. the vicarious dip was nice. fun to hear your voice too.
i remember being about 5 or 6 ans looking across the atlantic and wondering if there was a little girl on the other side looking back wondering. thanks for the memory:)
what a wonderful, peaceful break. it almost makes up for having to travel away from the menagerie. almost.
i know what you mean about the smell of the sea. i grew up near the gulf of mexico and now i live in a land-locked city. whenever i go back to someplace near shore the first thing i notice is the smell. the salt and mangroves and algae that i didn’t even notice as a child almost hit me like a brick and bring back a flood of memories.
safe travels.
Thanks for a much needed ocean moment! I’m a misplaced coastal girl stuck on the prairie. As a child, I could hear the surf from my bedroom window & to this day, there’s nothing more soothing.
Charles, I loved this blog. It was so nice to see you and I know how much you love the ocean/water. Trusting some sleep will fit into your schedule soon.
Much love, M xox
Originally from Canada and lived in Hong Kong for fifteen years. Married to the terribly talented & gorgeous Tess.
I doubt my father will be thrilled with my inaugural entry into the blogging world. But read on anyway… In my younger, pre-parenthood and much
Many read Tess’ post on Sebastian’s knee. I will now tell you what ended up happening at the Tuesday morning follow-up appointment. This is Hong
I am writing from Bangkok. I am on a business trip and staying in the same hotel from my first trip to Asia in 1990.
new pictures posted on tess’ blog of the triplets and Sebastian… click here!
Tantalizing Tess left today for her grandfather’s funeral. Sombre moods. I am sitting at our computer sipping a glass of white wine. It’s about 11
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thanks! i could take some beach time right now. the vicarious dip was nice. fun to hear your voice too.
i remember being about 5 or 6 ans looking across the atlantic and wondering if there was a little girl on the other side looking back wondering. thanks for the memory:)
what a wonderful, peaceful break. it almost makes up for having to travel away from the menagerie. almost.
i know what you mean about the smell of the sea. i grew up near the gulf of mexico and now i live in a land-locked city. whenever i go back to someplace near shore the first thing i notice is the smell. the salt and mangroves and algae that i didn’t even notice as a child almost hit me like a brick and bring back a flood of memories.
safe travels.
Thanks for a much needed ocean moment! I’m a misplaced coastal girl stuck on the prairie. As a child, I could hear the surf from my bedroom window & to this day, there’s nothing more soothing.
Charles, I loved this blog. It was so nice to see you and I know how much you love the ocean/water. Trusting some sleep will fit into your schedule soon.
Much love, M xox
mmmmmm ocean
mmmmmmm scuba
mmmmmm enjoy
xo Auntie P