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May 2007 - Doug and Clyde's Family

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  • Harry, Harry, Harry

    Let's go to The Daily Prophet... again. On Memorial Day, Claire Diane Taylor, a mudblood, finished Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire - Year 4. "My family and I went to the Dallas Arboretum to a children's concert and brought along my book copy. I was on chapter 36, The Parting Of The Ways. The picture on the page was The Dark Mark (Voldemort's Symbol). This is before the last one, the 37. When we were leaving the gardens I finally told everyone in the car: 'M ission accomplished...
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  • The Zoo

    Last Saturday our family, a friend named Hannah, and a cooler full of drinks and treats went to the Dallas Zoo. We were standing in a food-court area when a baby mouse fell from the thatch-covered overhang and landed right in front of the kids. It laid there on its side, twitching violently for several seconds then gave up a tiny mouse ghost. A black bird was looking down from the roof, apparently too shy to come down and retrieve his dropped lunch. 5 second rule. The girls were amazed by the ordeal...

  • Happy Birthday, El Guapo!

    Grandpa Keith from his Mariachi days Rachel Early this morning she called our Grandpa to sing Happy Birthday. At the end of the song she added "Eat chicken, Grandpa. Lots of them. And cake, eat cake too. Oh, wait! Something very important... Make your cake first and them eat it! Love you. Bye!" Rachel hung up the phone while giggling away. Claire Here is a special poem to you from me: Happy, happy birthday to you, today you are turning sixty two, I hope you have a great day, in this windy...

  • Paraguayan Consulate - Dallas

    Clyde, Keith and I attended the opening ceremony for the new Paraguayan Consulate recently opening in Dallas. Also in attendance were Dallas city officials, local business leaders, the Paraguayan Ambassador and other diplomatic officials from many different countries. When meeting the Canadian Consul Keith said to him, "Gee, you Canadians aren’t nearly as pasty-faced as I had heard."
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