Primarily because husband prefers other gift wrap media: aluminum foil and paper sacks. But mostly aluminum foil, which he insists serves the additional purpose of shielding our brains from alien invaders. He’s no Grinch, that husband. I wanted to share a couple of particularly delectable aluminum-wrapped items he handed me on Christmas morning. Firstly:
These are [...]
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Hot Chocolate Morning
Petit Fours and Crystal
Kingdom of Sweets
Sets of Sisters
Ballet II Sister and Brother
A Pair of Princesses
Ballet I & Company
Ballet II, et al.
Tea Party Magic
Captivated by Mr. Balanchine and the artists of New York City Ballet
Until next year, Herr Drosselmeier….
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…look no further than Rowan Atkinson. This is part of one of my favorite “Mr. Bean” sketches. It also gives new meaning to multi-tasking, and illustrates at least a little how life feels at the moment, what with end-of-semester work at KBS, getting my ninth-grader ready for boarding school, and Christmas, [...]
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