The Pits: Crazy day at work, considering it’s a Friday. The Peaks: Trek occasionally parks himself on my mat during my morning workouts. He knows he shouldn’t, but I suppose he just can’t help himself. We had turkey burgers for
The Pits: Not much photo inspiration other than the boys’ artworks. The Peaks: Tonight, Traci was guilt-tripped into paying $60 for the framed artworks that the boys had done at this year’s art show. After seeing them, I was actually
The Pits: None, really. The Peaks: My new journal came in today! This time, I went with the Leuchtturm Pocket Soft Cover Ruled. In red. HAWT!
The Pits: Rainy all day. Cold, wet walk. The Peaks: Turner got in trouble in the lunchroom again today, for loudly celebrating when one of his friends gave him a cookie or chip or something. We’ve taken his precious gold
The Pits: My family had already gone on a WITSWAD without me to avoid the pending rain. The Peaks: I finally finished listening to The Handmaid’s Tale audiobook by Margaret Atwood. This book was hard to get through and I’m
The Pits: None. The Peaks: We all slept until (until 6am) this morning after the time change. I had a fairly productive day, and we had time to rest before meeting our old friends, the Woods, at Brick’s for dinner.
The Pits: The boys had bad behavior in the afternoon. The Peaks: A few months ago, I donated a photo session to a silent auction for the Miles for Amelia charity run. Today, we met the winning bidder at Arrington
The Pits: None, really. The Peaks: I took the boys to All Pro Dads this morning. They both got up to speak in the microphone, just answering the questions that the leader was asking. On my walk today, I saw
The Pits: None really. The Peaks: Yesterday, I ordered a paperback version of The Century Cube, primarily to proof the print quality. In order to do this, I had to temporarily post the paperback version live on Amazon. They don’t
The Pits: Uninspiring photo day. The Peaks: Weston made this for Traci and I this weekend. He ran up to us and handed us each a piece of paper, then encouraged us to try and fit them together. I believe