Yearly Archives: 2003

Waxing Poetic

There’s not much here to tell,
Things have been going quite swell.
We have traveled far and wide,
Coming, going, doing laundry in stride.

It doesn’t seem to be stopping,
So many conferences we are enjoying.
Montreal, and Dorothy for Thanksgiving,
Then on to Brazil for some sun-bathing!

There might not be another update,
Please be satisfied, and not irate.
We’ll be back, but in the meanwhile,
Keep looking up, and don’t forget to smile!

Camden Once More

More pictures there on the right. It’s been a while since I’ve added some new ones, but we spent the weekend up in Newport at Mom Roach’s new house. While I don’t have much good to say about the hour and ten minutes it took us to drive about 20 miles on the way up, it was wonderful to spend the weekend relaxing and going back to where we were married. Saturday was absolutely awesome as we were able to meander through downtown Camden and go back to the Amphitheater. When we first arrived, there was a wedding party there already doing the picture thing. It’s too bad they were 15 months late for the “real” wedding. The rest of the time this weekend was spent relaxing, visiting Dad Roach (Happy Birthday to you), and playing games. Coming back to Boston this Monday, I made it in time for my second hockey game and my second consecutive time scoring a GOOOOAAAALLLL!! Woo hoo. Smile all.

Happy Birthday

Waiting for something new? I think it’s been just a few weeks since I last updated this so I thought perhaps I could jot down a note or two for those few faithful who still come back. So I can’t say that all that much interesting has happened. Heidi had a birthday last week (or maybe two weeks ago now). I had great fun making supper and baking a black forest cake. Guess who is 21? Woo Hoo! Anyway, she has now accomplished two of her three yearbook goals. (Now you’ll just have to go and check those out … ) What else have we done? We’ve been up in Ottawa a few times and I was able to play hockey for the first time last Friday. Can you say, "Old man?"