Karate Girl
So tired. I want to write this post completely, but it’s 1:35AM! Hopefully I’ll get around to editing it tomorrow sometime, because I’m sure it is going to come off not nearly as exciting as it was. Nila has watched an episode of Sesame Street recently where Murray and his little Spanish lamb visit a Karate studio. Nila then, has been walking around the house saying, “Karate Girl! Huh! Huh!” and throwing karate punches and kicks. I had told Bob several times that we should take her to this karate studio on Fifth Avenue so she could watch the kids practice. Tonight we were driving home (way past Nila’s bedtime, mind you), and I said, &

Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there (Will Rogers)
Deep breath. I don’t feel much like going into detail, and I probably shouldn’t anyway, but for sometime now I’ve been giving hints all over that Bob and I were on the brink of a large website deal. We still are. They are at the point now of talking about test markets in x number of cities. If those work out well (and they will, it’s a no-brainer), Bob and I could easily be the wealthiest people we know in a short matter of time after that. Even as I say that, and even as Bob and I talked about it this evening, a part of me doesn’t think it will happen. Bob even said that he couldn’t talk about it anymore, because he can’

Circle S Farms Field Trips
I am going to organize a group trip to Circle S Farms in October. Weekday group admission includes hayride, pumpkin, donut and apple juice, corn and sunflower mazes, bale cave, and petting zoo. They close at 7PM, so I think if we get there at 6PM, families could eat BEFORE they come, or AFTER they come, but it’s also early enough for families to get younger kids to bed. So what do you think? Which day should we go? View This Pollsurvey Weekday group admission includes hayride, pumpkin, donut