You miss it all when you’re not around. You never even know, on the other side of the world, that he’s going to his first day of pre-school, or the first time he actually plays with other children. It’s when you see the picture and he’s bigger, taller, thinner. It’s when he says, “Hi Uncle … Continue reading
Two days before Christmas, I can’t stop thinking about Egypt. Christmas has lost some of its luster. I just don’t ascribe to it as much anymore. I loved today when I was in Bread Garden eating from the hot bar with Jani and a group of gentleman ranging from probably their fifties well into their … Continue reading
