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Tuesday, June 16, 2009

A quiet day at Carriage House

A quiet day for us begins at 4 AM with Cleo crying to go out. She refuses to use her litter box in the garage.
Then on to 6:45 when Morgan awakes announcing she has wet the bed.

The new garage door went in this morning, he arrived just before 830.

830 was when the producer of the BBC show I'm going to be on called to get background info and ask me a ton of questions about the fire departments in the USA. I told him what I hoped to accomplish with the project and he sounded very excited.

930 was when I called Mark in England to relay how well the meeting went with the BBC and Kim and Morgan left for story time around 10.

1130 Had us eating lunch and Morgan and I deciding last minute to grab a train and head into the City for the big rally at City Hall. we were a little late, but got to make it into the rotunda with the others and show our disgust with the budget cuts the supervisors were trying to make.




Morgan passed out asleep on the car ride back from BART and we came home around 4 to Kim making dinner for a Mom's club friend.

So there it is, a standard day at Carriage House.
at 8:05 PM

1 comment:

Coupes and Quilts said...

Oh, you'll have to show Morgan the pics we have of you about that age "marching" for "No more 84!" Wow, a chip off the old block, eh?

June 18, 2009 at 6:26 PM

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