Global Thoughts 26 April 2009
As you can see, the most important thing that happened this past month was that Elizabeth got a scooter. Not that Jeremy was willing to be left out, as you’ve noticed. The second picture is with my mum in Miami
As you can see, the most important thing that happened this past month was that Elizabeth got a scooter. Not that Jeremy was willing to be left out, as you’ve noticed. The second picture is with my mum in Miami
Dancing with Superman and Nose Kisses at Bedtime. Today my daughter was wearing these silly slippers I bought for her last year in Italy. I asked her why; her answer “Because you brought them for me, daddy.” Always nice when
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Each month we receive a copy of Time Out New York for Kids, listing all sorts of activities going on in the City for kids. Elizabeth has taken to studying this magazine religiously on the prowl for fun things to
I’ve misspelled his name on purpose because he doesn’t want his name in print, but for the benefit of our private network, here are my notes from a workshop with a leading analyst on the Middle East / Israel-Arab issues.
Scenes from a year-end visit to Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida. For a few days this month, I was on a personal hideaway sitting in a villa in St. Barth in the Caribbean and the TV offered Fox News and the CNN
Photos from New York, Florida and finally of Karen & I on our 5th anniversary. Today was Elizabeth’s first real birthday party celebrating her third party. Karen made macaroni and cheese and baked a chocolate cake. The kids played pin
Some photos in Charleston, South Carolina, this month. Yesterday we walked through the park and saw a doggie Halloween costume contest going on. New York City really does offer everything to everyone. This is the time where one sits around
At Yosemite National Park in California As I near my 5th anniversary next month, we watched the highlights of our wedding video with my two kids. Elizabeth thought the dancing on the chairs was very funny but she said she
Our little Elizabeth is such a city gal. At the supermarket, she passes up the offer of chocolate chip cookies by the man behind the bakery counter and says “I want biscotti” instead. She wants to go “to the courtyard”
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