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I was regaled with tales of honor and victory when they got
home. It was all quite epic.
This week happens to be Battletech at the camp, which has
become a favorite of Bobby’s. He has loved it more and more each summer, and it
is clear he is becoming his father’s son in his love for gaming.
He told me, with great pride and enthusiasm, how in his
first attack he defended his brother’s honor. Dax had been hit, severing his
mech’s arm clean off. Bobby told me how he found this unacceptable and took aim
at the perpetrator. He fired and managed to blast off the head of the attacking
mech. It was quite a war story. Both the boys were speaking like old war
buddies, laughing and talking like they had truly been on a real battlefield
together. Even though it was all stemming from a game, it was nice to see the camaraderie
between them.
I had anything but a violent afternoon. If anything, I took
the super hippie route for my first afternoon off. I stopped by Target on the
way home from work in order to pick up a few things. I was a little
disappointed in myself for making the trip so short, but I noted that I wasn’t
really in good shopping shoes.
When I arrived home, I started some laundry and then decided
that I was allowed to just sit on my ass. I decided to partake in some vape
action and I kicked up my feet and watched Jersey Girl.
Those critics out there that still feel the need to
criticize this film gem are clearly amateurs. I will say, this is one of the
sweetest flicks ever, and I am not just saying that because of my allegiance to
Lord Kevin Smith. It has a perfect combination of humor and real that make it
heartwarming and charming. Ben Affleck, yet another under rated performer, is
perfect in this part. I have loved this flick since before I had kids, and now
as I watched it, noting the little girl is Dax’s age in the film, I found
myself even more enchanted by the story line. I highly recommend it. Oh, and
this isn’t just the weed talking.
Tonight is our board meeting. I am all kinds of bummed that
it isn’t at our normal spot at the park due to scheduling conflicts. Instead,
it is at the National Office over near Eydie. We are dragging the kids with us
since really, they can sit and play their iPads and they are quite well
behaved. Plus, it gives me an out if I don’t want to stay too late. LOL!
I may need to utilize some of my afternoon to nap so that I
am more awake for the late meeting.
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