The recommended pairing with the river sand is a sampling of single malt scotchs — in a row right next to Sabobo. I imagine he’d look after them just fine.
What a pictorial record there will be of Little David’s growth right along with the Red Rhino Children’s Home! Hopefully he will look back at this with us.
Peggy
David is growing, walking, sprouting teeth. He’s more discerning in his choice of company, and has been crying as soon as I get within his radar. I’m sure we’ll renew our former pal-hood as soon as I become a better person.
The patio may well be to die for. levelizing these stones is killing us!
I see a book here. It is written with simple sentences and fantastic photos that tell the story virtually by themselves. Send it to a publisher! David is a star!
Thank you for sharing these. : )
Maria
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Debi Lorenc says
October 22, 2009 at 12:40 pmSigh! Beautiful. David looks bigger. The patio is to die for.
Miss it all.
Love,
Debi
Chris L says
October 22, 2009 at 12:46 pmThe recommended pairing with the river sand is a sampling of single malt scotchs — in a row right next to Sabobo. I imagine he’d look after them just fine.
Janine Reimann says
October 22, 2009 at 2:59 pmDavid,
Wowww, that looks beautiful! Congratulations! And I LOVE little David, hahaha. He is aspiring to be just like the big one, isn’t he 😮 )
Janine
Peggy says
October 22, 2009 at 4:24 pmWhat a pictorial record there will be of Little David’s growth right along with the Red Rhino Children’s Home! Hopefully he will look back at this with us.
Peggy
david says
October 22, 2009 at 9:45 pmHi Debi,
David is growing, walking, sprouting teeth. He’s more discerning in his choice of company, and has been crying as soon as I get within his radar. I’m sure we’ll renew our former pal-hood as soon as I become a better person.
The patio may well be to die for. levelizing these stones is killing us!
Miss you too,
David
david says
October 22, 2009 at 9:48 pmChris,
Mr S loved the suggestion of him guarding the single malts, as long as no one was monitoring the levels.
Loved the last blog on Red Egg. Thanks for the heads up. Has Bubba been on the juice?
Keep your bag handy,
David
david says
October 22, 2009 at 9:52 pmHi Janine,
I think the Davids’ aspirations are reversed. Maybe we’ll meet in the middle.
The place has changed since you and Migdalia were here, but you set the tone with all your hard work.
Love to you both,
David
david says
October 22, 2009 at 9:55 pmHi Peggy,
Yes, David’s growth record will parallel our own. He’s our first homegrown human, and we couldn’t have done better.
Hi to Doug, love to you both,
David
Maria McCaffrey says
October 25, 2009 at 4:24 pmI see a book here. It is written with simple sentences and fantastic photos that tell the story virtually by themselves. Send it to a publisher! David is a star!
Thank you for sharing these. : )
Maria
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