Loganisms
Her: When I was a kid, we played a card game called, Big Booty. But I don’t remember how it’s played.
Me: I assume it involved your butt?
Her: Actually, not at all..
Me: That’s both a disappointment and a misnomer.
Saw my college friends this past weekend out in the wilds of Long Island again.
It was really nice that we bookended this summer by kicking it off with them…
…and then closing it out with them.
Like always, it was a ton of fun, and a good way to give both boys one final good weekend before school began.
In fact, the kid stayed in the pool for the vast majority of the time we were there.
The ridic delicious food didn’t hurt.
And I even gave in and had some donuts – along with my requisite peanut butter.
Katsmw: You know, [my husband] is eating peanut butter more and saying Loganisms these days.
Firecracker: Does he constantly talk about eating “protein, fat, and fiber” at every meal?
Me: Oh, you’ll thank me when he’s old and looks amazing.
On that note, I was talking to Rain about the kid growing up so quickly.
Me: It’s weird being on the other side of childhood. I remember that, as a kid, school and the years would just draaagggg. College was four years, but it seemed like forever.
Him: Yeah, that makes sense. When we were in college, it was 1/5 of our lives. Now it’s just four years.
College lifetimes seem to sprint by these days.
Actually, everything sprints by these days.
He’s starting up fifth grade now, which seems so wild to me.
Cause I remember fifth grade fairly well and I felt I was a lot older than my kid is now, which I know is purely in my head.
Then again, I spend way too much time in my head, I think.
Location: home, listening to the dulcet sounds of just one jackhammer right outside my door, so…yay?
Mood: less jackhammered
Music: Suffer in the morning, but that taste is all I wanted (Spotify)
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