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It’s discussed charmingly in Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Travels With a Donkey in the Cevennes”.

Some kids we know have braces, but Kathleen will have Invisalign.

Kathleen had an orthodontist appointment at 8:00 this morning. Then we went to Walmart, and then we worked in the warehouse for the food bank for a couple of hours. Frank and Vlad have school today, should be back pretty soon, and then Frank can mow the lawn.

Gosh, 22. A little older than James: he’ll be 22 in January.

I think we were doing stuff all weekend, because I can’t remember much. I guess it was okay. Tom came over on Saturday, and Pat came over on Sunday. They do their laundry here.

It was hot here. Frank did NOT mow the lawn. Oh, I remember Frank went to his friend’s house to help him dismantle part of the wrecked truck he’s rebuilding.

Hello, everyone. It’s Monday here, too!

So weird. I was just chatting yesterday with a guy who lives in an adobe cabin two hours from a Walmart.

Good garden peas, the world has gone mad.

Translation?

Very good. I took Kathleen to the orthodontist and then had a meeting with my financial planner. These were not related, just coincidental.

Yes, everyone is very nice.

Good morning. Vlad took Frank to school and then went back to bed. Kathleen and I are working at the food bank warehouse this morning.

A “Preschool Pastor”. It’s like calling your music leader “Worship Pastor”.

Only a few weeks after my mother died (Feb. 2), too.