Update from 10/21-10/27.
Last week D&J were in Germany/Amsterdam gallivanting
with the lovely Kathi (oh, and working).
Meanwhile, back on the ranch, I left helpful little sticky notes all
over the house to remind Zach to take the dogs out. Later, I received a facebook message and call
from Zach telling me that my dog was driving him crazy. I kinda laughed and asked him what he was
doing. When Zach said he couldn't find
Percy, I thought he had just let him out and just couldn't get him inside the
house. I didn't understand he had been
lost for 2 hours. I gave him some ideas
to get him back, and then when I didn't hear from him, I assumed everything had
worked out. That was not the case. I jumped in the car to come home and look for
him, when I got a call from a neighbor (on the parkway level) telling me that
they had Percy. Thank God. When I told my mom, she said, "You know,
if Sean or Maureen lost one of my grand-kids for three hours I'd be
furious." And, I would be furious,
if Zach hadn't been tortured for three hours looking for the munchkin. Jordan then sent me this with a note saying,
"I imagine this is what Percy says to Casper and Nala."
By the way, the next time Zach told me that Percy wouldn't
go outside until Zach picked him up to put him on the leash, afraid that he
would be kidnapped again. AND he didn’t
even apologize for scaring us.
Zach: I can't believe no one liked my Jenga post today.
Lucas: Oh, yeah! People stopped using Facebook and that's
why you don't have any likes.
On Friday, Sabbath was held at Red Robin. Luke's BFF, Arda joined us. Talk about a fun person. Or rather, I'm about to talk about a fun person. Arda refuses to change after Crew. This means, that on any given day, regardless
of the weather or his social obligations, he arrives short shorts, with a tank
top that is slightly longer than his shorts, making him appear to be walking
around without any pants.
Lucas: I can't believe you can order a milkshake, aren't you
cold?
Arda: There's nothing warmer than a warm soul, Lucas.
The following day, Lucas and Arda made a French cooking
video for class in which they made beignets.
They taped it several times, one serious, one joking, one with accents
and one to completely make the audience feel uncomfortable a la Andy
Kauffman. I actually don't think Arda
even takes French, he was just helping Lucas out. In fact at one point I overheard him say,
"French, English, it's all Greek to me."
Oh! Let's not forget that Zach was annoyed by the fact that
I slept in on Saturday (until 9 am - which wasn't exactly true because I was up
at 5 to let the pups out.) As soon as I
finished making coffee and feeding the furred and aquatic creatures, I had to
start working on a last minute costume for Zach. We ended up with Linus Van Pelt - and it was
adorbs. I also ran into a situation that
made me feel old, even though my stance should have made me feel young.
Zach: I have to work until 12, so I can't go to any parties
this weekend.
Me: This is a college party, it won't even start until
11. I think you're good.
Zach: Um, no. That's
not how parties work.
Me: ?? In my day...
On Sunday, we watched a movie called, "The Way, Way
Back." In it, there was a young 14
year old who was a little on the reserved, awkward side. Lucas commented that he reminded him of
himself, and all of his friends. This
young boy, quickly meets the owner of a water park, who is awesome and funny,
and makes the kid feel like he too, is someone awesome and fun. As I watched this guy, I realized he totally
reminded me of my sister Maureen. How
lucky am I that I never had an opportunity to really feel like that awkward
teen because I had this incredible person in my life who made me feel super
cool, and entertained me every single moment.
:) Too bad, so sad, that I didn't live up to the role for Luke - but you
know, you win some, you lose some and other adages.
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