Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Playing in the Street
Tonight after I made dinner, I went outside with the tater tots to play. We ended up throwing the frisbee. It was really fun. I had to go inside and change from my clogs into my sneakers so that I could run faster to catch the disc. I am not a fan of the heat, so the 50-degree weather with a light drizzle was just right for me. I was blissfully happy out on the street throwing that frisbee back and forth with them. We played for about an hour, and then came in to eat. I didn't want to stop, ever.
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- I was born on the East Coast, the oldest of five children in an active Mormon family. At age 9 I moved with my family to Idaho, my parents' native land, where I lived until I finished high school. I have lived in Japan (11 months) and the Philippines (16 months), and spent 6 weeks in Taiwan. I have studied French, Latin, Japanese, Mandarin, Tagalog, and Spanish. I am married to a man who can whip me in Scrabble and KenKen, and we are raising our four children, ages 3 to 12, in the beautiful state of Michigan. I have two MA degrees, one in Asian Languages & Cultures, and one in History. Now I am applying to do a third masters degree in Social Work. I'm a retired ballerina and I still love to swim. I'm a thinker more than a doer, which often gets me into trouble. My favorite activities are reading, writing, and doing research. Nerdy? I'd say. I'm trying to learn to tackle a problem without reading about it first.
5 comments:
Good for you!
How fun!
Hi Andrea,
Melissa's mom here. carolyns.mc@gmail.com. M. seems to be off the grid at the moment. Seeking contact if you can help. thnx. GREAT blog, btw!
Not to nag, but please come back to the blogging world. I miss you!
I'm glad you took time to play with your darlings. I'm sure they loved it and didn't want it to end either. It sure doesn't take any kind of fancy or expensive activity to be really fun when you're doing it with the ones you love.
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