Friday, November 28, 2019
Tonight's picture was taken in November of 2008. Mattie was home from the hospital and he and Peter went to Home Depot and picked a special light to add to their Christmas light display. A display that they would assemble every year, the day after Thanksgiving. Mattie was a huge Scooby Doo fan, so I am not surprised he picked this Great Dane. That year, 2008, was the last year we decorated for the holidays inside and out.
Quote of the day: Let us remember that, as much has been given us, much will be expected from us, and that true homage comes from the heart as well as from the lips, and shows itself in deeds. ~ Theodore Roosevelt
This is a photo of Peter and me with our God Daughter, Charlotte. So happy we captured this moment last night.
During the beginning of November, as we were knee deep in the candy drive, we had a new couch delivered. It was entertaining trying to balance all of this!
This photo is of our old couch. When I say this couch was OLD, I am not kidding, as it was close to 30 years old. So old, that I constantly had it covered in a couch cover. A cover which I changed maybe every other year.
See what the old couch looked like without the cover? My mom bought me this couch when I first moved into an apartment in Boston to attend graduate school. This couch has served me well..... as it took me from a student to a professional, Mattie grew up with this couch, family and friends slept on the pull out mattress, and frankly it was a consistent in our lives.
This is the new couch. It is much larger and until we got it, I did not realize how bad our old couch was. Peter has been complaining about the old couch for years, but I don't take to change easily.
That is until I had kidney stone surgery in March. When I got home to recover, I sat on the couch. Since it was so low and saggy I couldn't easily get up on my own. That was it! I knew we had to make a change.
I would say that the couch is a great new addition, that made entertaining during Thanksgiving much easier. As everyone can easily sit on this couch and there is plenty of room.
Tonight's picture was taken in November of 2008. Mattie was home from the hospital and he and Peter went to Home Depot and picked a special light to add to their Christmas light display. A display that they would assemble every year, the day after Thanksgiving. Mattie was a huge Scooby Doo fan, so I am not surprised he picked this Great Dane. That year, 2008, was the last year we decorated for the holidays inside and out.
Quote of the day: Let us remember that, as much has been given us, much will be expected from us, and that true homage comes from the heart as well as from the lips, and shows itself in deeds. ~ Theodore Roosevelt
During the beginning of November, as we were knee deep in the candy drive, we had a new couch delivered. It was entertaining trying to balance all of this!
This photo is of our old couch. When I say this couch was OLD, I am not kidding, as it was close to 30 years old. So old, that I constantly had it covered in a couch cover. A cover which I changed maybe every other year.
See what the old couch looked like without the cover? My mom bought me this couch when I first moved into an apartment in Boston to attend graduate school. This couch has served me well..... as it took me from a student to a professional, Mattie grew up with this couch, family and friends slept on the pull out mattress, and frankly it was a consistent in our lives.
This is the new couch. It is much larger and until we got it, I did not realize how bad our old couch was. Peter has been complaining about the old couch for years, but I don't take to change easily.
That is until I had kidney stone surgery in March. When I got home to recover, I sat on the couch. Since it was so low and saggy I couldn't easily get up on my own. That was it! I knew we had to make a change.
I would say that the couch is a great new addition, that made entertaining during Thanksgiving much easier. As everyone can easily sit on this couch and there is plenty of room.
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