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Daily Photo
A slice of each day this week captured
Daily Photo
A slice of each day this week captured
Young One excitedly joined her dad in the seat for a test drive. Was the car in motion? I'll never tell. |
We went out for a pizza at "Country" with some parents of kids in Young One's asilo. The kids were at another pizzeria in town . . . with their teachers and swim coaches. |
Friends joined us for a leisurely & late dinner at home. We are quickly slipping into the routine of late summer nights. |
Richard rose early to run errands Saturday morning while Young One and I slept. I made her French toast with Mirella's fresh eggs when we finally rolled out of bed. |
Richard and I attended my school's graduation ceremony at Teatro Olimpico; we both cried, a lot. If these kids represent youth across America, then we are in good hands, folks. |
Monday was the first day of the last week of Young One's final year in asilo. |
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wow Dana, this is a fancy post! How did you do the postcard style photo avec text? I see you've started the countdown, soon it's summer holiday!
ReplyDeleteI love your daily recap. What a great way to capture the week.
ReplyDeleteIt's part Photoshop and part a new feature in "blogger in draft."
ReplyDeleteIt's fun, but time consuming.
I might do this capturing again. . . maybe.
each day is a gem... but you KNOW which one is my favorite, right? french. toast. that pottery. i look at it and feel light-headed. so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteand congratulations on making it through another school year. what do you teach, dana?
p.s. so flattered to be on your blog roll. it's an honor!
Oh my! I love your daily recap and your photos are amazing!! I just added you to my Google reader because I have to keep up with you! Thanks for visiting my blog, and so glad you found me!
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ReplyDeleteThe blue stuff? It's from Poland. I went there myself and selected piece after piece. . . it was heaven. I'm ready to go again! Game??
Currently, I am the high school information specialist (librarian).
Hi Natalie --
I found you via Emily -- she used the word "gullet" quite well, doncha think?
this was wonderful. love seeing slices of your life. thanks dana!
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