Amy is back from her assorted trips overseas, of which I am very glad. It is good to have her back.
On the bad news front, I was driving on Rt 9 in Wellesley (on my way to the dentist) and got rear-ended. The person in front of me braked for some reason (still not clear why); I was able to stop in time, but the person behind must not have seen the brake lights and ran into my car at a good clip. Nobody was injured, thank goodness. Definitely a bummer, since I've only had the car a couple of months. Pictures:
The insurance adjuster is supposed to decide on Monday whether the car is repairable.
On the bright side, Lydia found a nice dress to wear to her friend's bat mitzvah:
Amazingly this new acquisition was picked up on a shopping trip with her dad. Normally on clothes-buying trips I tend to get exhausted after the first half hour or so, but somehow I managed to hold on long enough for Lydia to pick out what she wanted.
Random scribblings about life in our family. This blog was started back in 2008 when we moved to Cambridge (UK) for a year.
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A blog post about our recent "Tour de Croissant" bike trip (Geneva to Sete, following the ViaRhôna EuroVelo 17 bike path), orga...
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A blog post on my recently completed hiking trip on the John Muir Trail . [Author's note: my apologies in advance for the length of thi...
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A blog post for our recent trip to Milan to catch some of this year's Winter Olympic Games. Amy has been dreaming about the idea of att...



