Birthdays; visitors; dinners; autumn; Ray Bradbury; hyphens
Happy birthday to Karin! She looks about to burst, but the doctors say she could remain pregnant for three more weeks.
Tonight’s dinner was provided by Karin’s mom and grandpa.
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Happy birthday, also, to our sister-in-law Ana, who has flown up from Texas with Ada, our new niece.
Karin & I saw them yesterday, and then we were all fed by our Aunt Lorena & Uncle John.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Not many leaves have fallen, but the weather is unambiguously autumnal.
I remarked that this is Ray Bradbury Month.
Mary: “What? You’re going to name your child Ray Bradbury?”
John-Paul: “No.”
When a nosy person asks what our child’s name will be – as Karin’s mom did, again, tonight – I say, “His name will be John-Paul-Karin.”
Tonight’s dinner was provided by Karin’s mom and grandpa.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Happy birthday, also, to our sister-in-law Ana, who has flown up from Texas with Ada, our new niece.
Karin & I saw them yesterday, and then we were all fed by our Aunt Lorena & Uncle John.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Not many leaves have fallen, but the weather is unambiguously autumnal.
I remarked that this is Ray Bradbury Month.
Mary: “What? You’re going to name your child Ray Bradbury?”
John-Paul: “No.”
When a nosy person asks what our child’s name will be – as Karin’s mom did, again, tonight – I say, “His name will be John-Paul-Karin.”