Thursday, July 31, 2008

Laura 2008

So I am leaving momentarily to head into Vancouver to pick up Laura! I like to refer to this as Laura 2008, as though there is no other explanation needed. Just one word to sum it all up, like Christmas.

I am pretty excited! Laura and I have not seen each other since last summer, when we had a stilted and awkward conversation somewhere in the vicinity of the old red shag carpet that used to make up my basement. Since then, much has changed. I can't help but reflect on all the awesome things we did and now have done, and I really think this will really be a Laura to Remember.

... Only the most astute of you will note my reference to the Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers Christmas Album.

I have been babysitting great children all day, but am now mysteriously covered in yogurt ... how, I do not know. Children just seem to go hand in hand with yogurt and sticky hands and tubs of colourful, broken crayons.

-- Update! Laura is here safe and sound! Tomorrow, we begin adventures in the Fraser Valley... watch for pictures, Internet!

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posted by sarah, the pirate at 4:53 PM

2 Comments:

Blogger Amy Nieto said...

yay laura!

August 1, 2008 3:06 PM  
Anonymous Patrick said...

I want to be there with you guys, unfortunately I'm headed the other way with Sue to go to Toronto, have a great time. If you have them ready send a copy of those photos back with her, we'll eventualy run into each other, hopefully at some school working.

August 18, 2008 2:14 PM  

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