I love these people so, so much and am so grateful for this life with them.
Pic: A big, squeezy hug at the end of dinner. Nu, Big A, At.
Sunday, February 25, 2024
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Your love for your family just makes me feel so happy. I love dinners like that, I love the crazy conversations that come up.
I have never heard of grief tech and I am NOT clicking on that link!!!
Nice photo. Post more pictures of your house.
Very sweet post.
I heard about grief tech on a podcast and it seems a little creepy but I don't even know how it would work with an animal.
Not clicking on anything called grief tech. Just...not.
Family dinners are the best. I remember ours so fondly and love it when the boys and their ladies (and now Theo!) come here for meals all together again.
Last night at dinner our conversation ranged from a discussion about fathers in My Brilliant Friend to post-war colonialism to climate change. And then Hannah farted and scared herself and that was the end of that.
It's fun to see think about how conversations work.
Nicole and Nance--thank you! Yes, I feel so happy when everyone is around the table. The grief-tech link is to an article, not a site.
Gillian--Thank you, I will!
Steph--Thank you. I don't either. I wondered if something like that would require lots of video footage (which I don't have).
Engie: "Hannah farted and scared herself" Hahaha--Nu used to do that too!
I love those loud raucous dinners and I love the books and books and books in all of your pics :)
Haha, Sarah! Yes--I have books (and now reading glasses) everywhere I might park my butt. Each of the four humans here have a corner in the LR with those wooden trunks holding our current books and puzzles.
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