Posts Tagged ‘tri-cities’
My sister’s closet
This is the stuff I miss out on in Pullman …
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While I was researching the Baucus plan for a policy analysis paper and yelling at my puppy all morning, this is what my family is doing – gearing up for Spud’s birthday today (he’s ONE), listening to Johnny Horton’s “Battle of New Orleans,” fishing and otherwise enjoying the tailend of another summer.
Someday, guys. Someday.
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OMG YES
It is going to be so epic.
On Friday, Scartown and I will be careening down to the Dub Riches, kidnapping Kevin and Abigail and bringing them back for a weekend of adorable children, including adorable children + COUGAR FOOTBALL!!!!!!
I have been trying to make this weekend happen for two years.
But anyways, we’re going to the [...]
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Tags: family, grrrl, tri-cities, wsu
Homesick
My mom, my sister, my kids
I haven’t seen Spuderoo walk yet
Tonykins and brodeos at the Abrode
Red beers in the morning in West Richland
Watching “Cory in the House,” “ICarly” and more
Spinach entrees at Azteca
Fishing
MY SISTER – who can drive a truck with one arm and use the other arm to rock a baby to sleep in [...]
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Tags: tri-cities, family, California, school, music, food
Overheard in my family
Setting: I’m walkin’ to school on Tuesday morning, so I call my sister Janie to bug her. She starts talking about how Spud is doing and how he’s walking now.
Janie: “He’s walkin’ everywhere now. But he walks crooked just like he crawled. It’s like he’s limping. He looks like me when I’m drunk. He probably [...]
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Don’t forget
Back story: When we first moved to Washington, Janie and I listened to Bob’s greatest hits over and over and over again. If you listen to the first few lines, it says, "Janie was lovely. She was the queen of my nights." Kevin, now 10, then 5, got jealous of his [...]
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