A new bedroom
Perhaps our greatest gain from Saturday’s shower, apart from the gift-haul for our son, was the huge plate of cheese that the guests hardly even nibbled at.
Since then, I’ve been snacking on delicious little leftover squares of cheese.
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Mary came over tonight to help rearrange our apartment for the baby. I don’t wish to brag, but, during our entire tenure at this property, one of our bedrooms has gone unused – except as a receptacle for cat toilets, books, and various exotic items.
Well, Karin & I can no longer afford such extravagance. Every inch must be drafted into service or stripped of clutter.
(There is a Shinto teacher, I’ve heard, who tells us how to do this with joy.)
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One thing I learned tonight: I need a bigger, better clothes dresser. The bottoms have fallen out of several of my drawers. The remaining drawers are bursting with clothes that survived this evening’s culling.
(NOTE: Some clothes were transported from another dresser that we emptied out to fill with the baby’s clothes.)
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Notoriously, many bloggers and social media users, upon achieving parenthood, become very tedious, unable to look up from the minutiae of daily living. I shall strive to avoid this fault.
Rest assured that I’ll continue to discuss the great subjects, such as morality and metaphysics.
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My favorite sentence in this entry:
“The bottoms have fallen out of several of my drawers.”
It can be interpreted in more than one way.
Since then, I’ve been snacking on delicious little leftover squares of cheese.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Mary came over tonight to help rearrange our apartment for the baby. I don’t wish to brag, but, during our entire tenure at this property, one of our bedrooms has gone unused – except as a receptacle for cat toilets, books, and various exotic items.
Well, Karin & I can no longer afford such extravagance. Every inch must be drafted into service or stripped of clutter.
(There is a Shinto teacher, I’ve heard, who tells us how to do this with joy.)
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
One thing I learned tonight: I need a bigger, better clothes dresser. The bottoms have fallen out of several of my drawers. The remaining drawers are bursting with clothes that survived this evening’s culling.
(NOTE: Some clothes were transported from another dresser that we emptied out to fill with the baby’s clothes.)
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Notoriously, many bloggers and social media users, upon achieving parenthood, become very tedious, unable to look up from the minutiae of daily living. I shall strive to avoid this fault.
Rest assured that I’ll continue to discuss the great subjects, such as morality and metaphysics.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
My favorite sentence in this entry:
“The bottoms have fallen out of several of my drawers.”
It can be interpreted in more than one way.