Nobody seems to know the date. Not me, my kids, my wife or my customers. I have to look it up for the CoC and I'm always surprised.
17 thoughts on “June 21, 2015: The Effect of Summer”
Just as you can tell the temperature by timing the chirps of a cricket, you can tell the date by counting the frequency of firecrackers popping.
Happy Father's Day to all.
When the WGOM launched, what, a handful of us were dads? Now, almost everyone is. Hurry up Mags!
Don't listen to him, Mags - if there's one thing you don't want to rush, it's that
Happy Father's Day to you too, Jeff. While not officially a dad in that regard, I'm know you fill that office unofficially many times over
Dido on the JeffA reference.
But you do want me to rush children?
I suppose Rush is ok for kids. As long as it's the band and not the talk idiot.
Thanks, guys. When you're a pastor (and I assume it's the same for teachers and a few other professions), there's a sense in which you consider them all your kids. The good part of that deal is that you're not actually financially responsible for them.
And my brother just became one yesterday
I was wondering if the baby came yesterday or held off to join the Solstice Club.
The Wolves will win a NBA Championship before I have kids.
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Happy Father's Day all you dads!
So.... the baby is due late 2016?
My daughters were, as usual, exceptionally thoughtful and creative for Father's Day. They are the absolute best.
I got a text from my kid telling me not to burn my steak tonight (what's gonna be on the grill). I retaliated by sending him a picture of the beer he won't be sharing with me.
The other one.... Le sigh. Teenagers.
Yeah, seven years from now this Hallmark holiday won't be as much fun, I'm sure.
CC to the dread pirate: The next time you're in town you should hit up Tartine. It's off the beaten path, not crowded at the brunch rush, lacks any decor, isn't too expensive, and the food is absolutely divine.
OK, I may all for a reminder when I'm coming down. Right now, it probably won't be until winter
Just as you can tell the temperature by timing the chirps of a cricket, you can tell the date by counting the frequency of firecrackers popping.
Happy Father's Day to all.
When the WGOM launched, what, a handful of us were dads? Now, almost everyone is. Hurry up Mags!
Don't listen to him, Mags - if there's one thing you don't want to rush, it's that
Happy Father's Day to you too, Jeff. While not officially a dad in that regard, I'm know you fill that office unofficially many times over
Dido on the JeffA reference.
But you do want me to rush children?
I suppose Rush is ok for kids. As long as it's the band and not the talk idiot.
Thanks, guys. When you're a pastor (and I assume it's the same for teachers and a few other professions), there's a sense in which you consider them all your kids. The good part of that deal is that you're not actually financially responsible for them.
And my brother just became one yesterday
I was wondering if the baby came yesterday or held off to join the Solstice Club.
The Wolves will win a NBA Championship before I have kids.
--
Happy Father's Day all you dads!
So.... the baby is due late 2016?
My daughters were, as usual, exceptionally thoughtful and creative for Father's Day. They are the absolute best.
I got a text from my kid telling me not to burn my steak tonight (what's gonna be on the grill). I retaliated by sending him a picture of the beer he won't be sharing with me.
The other one.... Le sigh. Teenagers.
Yeah, seven years from now this Hallmark holiday won't be as much fun, I'm sure.
CC to the dread pirate: The next time you're in town you should hit up Tartine. It's off the beaten path, not crowded at the brunch rush, lacks any decor, isn't too expensive, and the food is absolutely divine.
OK, I may all for a reminder when I'm coming down. Right now, it probably won't be until winter