Okay. I'm posting this with a 10-year-old waiting for me in the next room. I just nebulized my five-year-old, and with Maggie out, I put the two youngest to bed, did the dishes, and am taking five seconds to write this before I take my oldest on in ping pong.
Apologies for the poor quality of this post, writing-wise.
Maggie just walked in. So did my oldest. Oh. My. God. Not much peace.
So, real quick: this is the house in Vermont we might buy. They've accepted our offer, but there's some issues that might break the deal. We'll see. The grownup in the picture is neither myself or anyone in my family. Those are, however, too of my kids. Rock ON.
It's 70% likely I'm closing my company and joining another as minority owner. I'll write more about that tomorrow.
Maggie made the most over romantic overture of our marriage. Just want to put that out there.
Love to all. Even you, the loudtalking couple of conventioneers on the uptown 6 train.
6 comments:
Man, your life goes in more directions! You'd have to be ADHD to keep track of it!
Gotta love an A-frame.
Just want to let you know that I keep coming back for a couple reasons. 1. You're so honest. 2. You're so active and pro-active and 3. The Love To All's
That's just gorgeous. And your neighbourhood!
I'm from Singapore, Rich, and that location looks just sublime... we're all on building blocks over here!
An A-Frame in the Green Mountain State, SWEET!
You got a wood stove in that bad boy? Of course you do.
That is one great looking place!
In my house, nothing draws the children faster than hearing typing on the keyboard.
I thought the minority partner thing was going to be an "in addition to" thing, rather than an "instead of".
Will they still let you call yourself a CEO?
Hm. You'll have to find time to be more detailed in the blog for me. :-)
I was wondering what mountain all those windows looked at. Okemo, Killington, Sugarbush, Stowe, Stratton, Mount Snow, Haystack. They have to have a view of something, please don't tell me there is no skiing near by.
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