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This is the official post where you can make comments about the flickr pics that are posted on the website.
michael lee 6:32 pm on 7 December 2006 Permalink
OK, could my shirt possibly be any more tucked in?
aly hawkins 6:49 pm on 7 December 2006 Permalink
No, no it could not.
I look really, REALLY young in all these pictures. What’s the deal with that??
Hey, what’s the magical code to put pics in comments? That’s neato freato.
Sharolyn 5:59 pm on 8 December 2006 Permalink
Mike and Gretchen look like a couple out of a wedding magazine!
michael lee 10:52 pm on 8 December 2006 Permalink
Dude, you just can’t understand Jazz unless you grew up in the ghetto. Like us.
Sharolyn 9:52 am on 9 December 2006 Permalink
LOL!
I’m thinking of the cities represented by those musicians.
Gretchen 8:57 am on 11 December 2006 Permalink
watching Sophia see the snow fall for the first time was just magical. I am loving getting to “discover” things again for the “first time” with her :)
Gretchen 2:11 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
So I’ve liked the flikr scroll, and have loved the one’s of my parent’s new place in WA, but 10 shots of the frosted picnic table just seems a little over the top.
aly hawkins 4:12 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Hey, that is weird. Could it be because other people are adding it to their flickr accounts, tagged addisonrd?
Sharolyn 4:47 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Did your parents move to WA?
Geez, they have a lot of picnic tables.
michael lee 5:18 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
I just really like that picture.
No, I have no clue what’s going on, and no, I am not about to fix it until next week.
june 6:18 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Gretchen, where in WA? I grew up there…
Gretchen 7:22 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Yep. The folks are selling our childhood home after 36 years in the Bay Area (CA) and are permanently moving in March to their lovely 10 acres and beautiful home with the many picnic tables. They are in Custer, just outside of Lynden, about 10 miles south of the Canadian border. So pretty.
june 8:25 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Heh…that’s so funny to me…cuz 2 years ago my parents left WA (after about 40 years) and bought 20 beautiful acres in Montana! Everyone in WA talks about all the Californians moving there…and my parents have found that in Montana, everyone talks about the invading Washintonians!
That is very pretty country indeed. I hope they don’t mind rain. It’s Narniaesque up there (when it’s not raining.)
Sharolyn 8:28 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Gretchen, how do you feel about this big change? I remember once my mom tossed out the idea of them selling our childhood home and I got choked up. Did you say goodbye to your old bedroom, or anything meaningful like that?
Gretchen 10:28 pm on 20 December 2006 Permalink
Sharolyn, it has been a process. They’ve been “moving” for the last 2 years, so at least we’ve had time to get used to the idea. We had our last Christmas in it last year, and that was bitter sweet. I think the hardest reality will be seeing rooms empty as we start to pack things up in March. It’s surreal thinking someone else will live there. I will miss it. But it is just a building. The WA house will be home too, and the property is a grandkid’s paradise. I like the idea of Sophia having a place to explore and grow her imagination. I mean, let’s face the fact, she won’t have that exploration chance in any yard we can hopefully some day give her here in LA.