In May I was really looking forward to June, though admittedly with a bit of apprehension.\u00a0 We had a lot of things planned and only 30 days to squeeze them all in: my friend, Mark, visited from Paris for 5 days, Randy’s friend, Kate, visited for 5 days a few days later, Pride was mid-month, Father’s Day on Cape Cod is this coming weekend, and a week from next Wednesday we’re scheduled to fly to Virginia to see Randy’s family.<\/p>\n
And that doesn’t include all of the unexpected things that have been popping up (more on that next week).<\/p>\n
But I’ve had a blast with the company. We did all of the things I enjoy doing: sightseeing around the Boston area, eating, playing games, and laughing. I suppose that’s a good thing because Randy has managed to make our August just as busy: his Mom comes for 9 days at the beginning of the month, our friend Ben comes the third week of the month, Ben then returns with his wife for Labor Day (technically September – but close enough). While his mom is here we plan to\u00a0go \u00a0to Ptown. And just yesterday Randy suggested we visit friends in San Francisco (partly in jest, I hope).<\/p>\n
But then summer is over. But at least we’d have done what we enjoy doing – being with friends and family.<\/p>\n
Unrelatedly, has anbody seen Tosh.0 on Comedy Central? I kinda’ liked it (I’m so behind the times, I know).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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