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Everything about this family portrait adds to it being one of my favorites. Even the "Mysterio predicts you will be Mayor of Hoboken!" T-shirt on newborn August as he is cradled in his dad's lap.
Lisa and Chris and August. What makes this perfect for me, is the looks being exchanged by Chris & Lisa, and the contented slumber, even in a crooked position, of tiny August.
The weather was perfect, the sun was shining, and Lake Monona was peaceful. Olbrich Park in Madison, Wisconsin was a delightful place to sit for a short spell under the shade of trees lining the shore.
I kept the State Capitol building in the background as it is a meaningful place, especially to these three. Chris helps lead the Solidarity Singalong every week day at noon either in the rotunda or outside on the Capitol steps. Karen and I joined in for a rousing round of songs on a Friday, when the group was outside. Chris has a deep and melodic stage voice, and did a fine job of leading the singing. You might not agree with the politics, but being able to protest in peace, without fear of arrest or worse, is a precious freedom that is worth exercising.
I love the look between Lisa and Chris. I'm prejudiced, being August's great-uncle allows me that.
these are pictures of my dad's first print first edition copy of The Wizard of Oz by Frank L. Baum and illustrated by W. W. Denslow (who signed his name with a little sea horse!).
I took a pic of every illustrated page, which is nearly all of them. I can't promise they are all in order, I will get around to organizing all 144 pictures some day, haha!
a parent bug - Elasmucha grisea - on a birch leaf. Her eggs are clearly visible underneath the body, hence the name
No sooner had I closed my eyes than the doorbell rang. I couldn’t believe it! Five in the morning and somebody was standing on the front stoop, ringing the doorbell. Probably I should’ve been worried—didn’t the hours preceding dawn only ever bring bad news?—but I wasn’t.
I was grateful. Grateful that either one or both of my parents was going to answer the door. Grateful that I was going to be able to come downstairs in my pajamas, yawning and acting all sleepy like. Grateful that whoever was ringing the doorbell was going to be my ticket out of trouble.
See, my parents had to know I missed my eleven-o’clock curfew. They stayed up to at least eleven on Saturday nights, which is what this night started out as. But they may not know how majorly I missed my curfew. They may think I only missed it a little. So if they were only a little angry at me, which is what I was hoping, then the door-bell ringer was about to give their anger a new target.
Any second now…
To be continued...
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Student Affairs and Parent Philanthropy at Clemson University tailgate party Saturday morning at the Fike Recreation Building.
Av. Lt Tondeur (côté arrière de la maison) Maison construite par l'entrepreneur Duvigneaud (qui habitait la même rue je crois).
(Collection Pierre Gallez)
my parent contact binder - in the front is the parent-teacher conference kit from "really good stuff" - in the back is a list of all parent contact (phone calls, in person, notes, emails, etc all go on the chart - I list the date of contact, who I contacted, what was discussed, etc.)
On October 24-26 2014, The University of San Francisco invited parents and family to join the USF students for a fun Parents & Family Weekend on the Hilltop Campus.
Living with abusive parents can hamper the self -esteem of children. Abusive parents constantly telling them that they are stupid and worthless for a long time, make them believe that it is actually true. There are also abusive parents that using violence to their children. Children of abusive parents have difficulty expressing and controlling their emotion. They are also likely get addicted to drugs and alcohol. (http://www.gettyimages.com/)