Monday, October 10, 2005
A typical breakfast scene
As Murray Walker, erstwhile motor racing commentator, supposedly wrote: go to work on an egg. Note the emergency backup Cheerios on the table, just in case. 
Sandals, British style
Grandma sent these labybird socks from England. Straight away, Chloë acknowledged the British connection by wearing them with sandals. Those of you who are not easily frightened can see more evidence of this peculiarly British habit (from which I disassociate myself completely).
Little fleas have lesser fleas...
...and so ad infinitum. The doll's name, by the way, is "Baby".
Dressy Bessy is added as another layer in the baby hierarchy.
Dressy Bessy is added as another layer in the baby hierarchy.
Nothing amusing here, move along
Photos of all three of us are quite rare. A friend took this picture at the Sunny Ridge annual picnic last month.
Gomer's new collar
At the school where Stacy teaches, the children raised money for hurricane relief by selling strings of beads, New Orleans style. Chloë, ever the "what not to wear" advisor, decided they looked better on Gomer.
It is not reported whether the beads had the same effect on the girls at school as is traditional in the Big Easy. Anyhow, Gomer shows no inclination to remove the upper half of his fur, so it must be strictly a Louisiana phenomenon. (And no, I'm not linking to any pictures to illustrate my point).
It is not reported whether the beads had the same effect on the girls at school as is traditional in the Big Easy. Anyhow, Gomer shows no inclination to remove the upper half of his fur, so it must be strictly a Louisiana phenomenon. (And no, I'm not linking to any pictures to illustrate my point).
