She has become a real conversationalist. She will answer the phone and carry on a genuine conversation. One on one no topic is too serious or too frivolous for her. She' a lot of fun, but is often a better companion when it's one on one.
AJ is a really laid back kid of 14 months who reminds me of an Irish saloon keeper, and very preppy in his dress. With a sweet disposition, propensity for long naps in the afternoon, and voracious appetite he is always ready for a high five or knuckle wrap.
The redhead was my motorcycle instructor, the other gal I met the night before at Binney's. Is it me, or the kilt?
A few days ago a friend sent me a link to a site, as a matter of fact he sent it to a whole group of us. After clicking on the iste to get more information it asked me to "register." I'm a sucker, so I did fill in the requested informatiion. As a newly minted member of the World of Soul Motorcycole group, I learned of a support mission for an effort by Operation PUSH. My fellow "friends" bombarded me with comments regarding Jesse Jackson and anti semitism, etc, etc., etc...
Despite their comments I showed up to this event that promotes kids from the inner city to visit colleges and universities outside of the area. It was not about Jesse Jackson, but about kids. I was really discouraged that others felt the way they do as adults but not recognize the needs of kids.
I strongly feel that my responsibility as an adult is to make sure the next generation is educated, capable of rational thoughts, and knowledgable about how to make the world a better place to live. I don't think our senior years should be devoted fuming about differtences as adults. Debate, yes, but knee jerk reactions are really so passe.
