An hour later the snow is gone and Boise is asleep. In Boston the snow would cover him, but he won't be allowed outside.
I wake him up, stroking his fur. He complains, then loves it.
In the evening we pick up the in-laws (and nephew). I buy chicken at Popeye's, expecting them to be hungry. I know that flight. They say they've eaten too much chicken, in America, and are sick of it. I know that feeling, in reverse.
We get home and the dogs go crazy. Cathreen's second sister and brother-in-law are with us and two babies fill the house with sound, creating little black holes of attention.
By the next day I know I have lost Cathreen to the baby. I miss her.
the project has moved
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- Promises, Post 1
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- Promises, Last Post
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#1)
- Two In-laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#2)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#3)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#4)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#5)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#6)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#7)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#8)
- Two In-Laws, a Baby, Three Dogs, and a Cat (#9)
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