Monday, July 16, 2018
Sunday, July 8, 2018
Grumpy Trucks is coming
Good reviews in Publisher's Weekly and Kirkus:
"...the rhyming text has the authentic ring of both a real-life tantrum and pretend construction." (PW)
"...perky with blessedly perfect scansion." (Kirkus)
("Scansion" is a word that here means "author's biceps.")
On Friday Bailey and I got a gift-wrapped present in the mail from the publicist at Little, Brown:
"...the rhyming text has the authentic ring of both a real-life tantrum and pretend construction." (PW)
"...perky with blessedly perfect scansion." (Kirkus)
("Scansion" is a word that here means "author's biceps.")
On Friday Bailey and I got a gift-wrapped present in the mail from the publicist at Little, Brown:
We celebrated by rolling in clover at the Turtle Pond.
Friday, July 6, 2018
Damn...let's get caught up
I went on a harbor cruise with my co-workers.
I pretended to be the captain.
Ethan helped my company's production team move from our 10th floor WeWork office to our 4th floor office.
Samuel and Ethan went to Illinois for a week to visit their grandparents. Jo and I had dinner on our roof terrace.
Bailey got a show dog haircut.
"It's true. I am a show dog."
I took Bailey the show dog to my office. He went on a subway, through a revolving door, and in an Uber for the first time.
The only store open on the Fourth of July, other than Starbucks, was the pet store. Jo and I stopped in. Guess what they had?
(to Jo:) "He's gonna be outrageously expensive, like a thousand dollars."
(to pet store clerk:) "How much?"
(pet store clerk:) "$2,000."
Bailey was like, wait, what's that smell on your clothes?
That night we went to Jersey City to see fireworks. It was a fun adventure...but...it's not quite Manhattan, now, is it?
I pretended to be the captain.
Ethan helped my company's production team move from our 10th floor WeWork office to our 4th floor office.
Samuel and Ethan went to Illinois for a week to visit their grandparents. Jo and I had dinner on our roof terrace.
Bailey got a show dog haircut.
"It's true. I am a show dog."
(Psst. Bailey. You have goopy stuff in your eyes.)
The only store open on the Fourth of July, other than Starbucks, was the pet store. Jo and I stopped in. Guess what they had?
(to Jo:) "He's gonna be outrageously expensive, like a thousand dollars."
(to pet store clerk:) "How much?"
(pet store clerk:) "$2,000."
Bailey was like, wait, what's that smell on your clothes?
That night we went to Jersey City to see fireworks. It was a fun adventure...but...it's not quite Manhattan, now, is it?
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