Last weekend we went to the Outdoor Expo with Ada's paternal Grandparents, Halabaji and Halmoni. {sidenote: Jimmy's stepmom, Inn, is Korean so she and Jimmy's dad are using the Korean counterpart for their titles as Grandparents. This is until, of course, Ada finds her own rendition of the words} While the expo was nothing to get too excited about we did go to
Stone Cup afterward for a fine cup of coffee. Decaf for me. Even absent of Ada I can rarely handle Stone Cup's caffeinated. It keeps me up for days. Certainly, not for the faint of heart. While Inn, Jimmy and I spoke of current events Ada received a little ditty from her grandfather. We never could figure out what he was singing, but Ada sure did enjoy it, whatever it was. We would look over and chuckle at a sweet relationship beginning to blossom.
On another note, Jimmy did his first trail run last week. Not that I could manage a 10-miler anyway, but certainly not in last weekend's conditions. It rained several days preceding the race and the trail was a complete mud pit the day of. I am so proud of Jimmy. He did a great job and managed a battle wound only the size of a half dollar. No biggie! I am glad he brought home such a "sweet" souvenir from the event since the women in his life decided to stay inside and not brave the excessive weather.
On another note, Jimmy did his first trail run last week. Not that I could manage a 10-miler anyway, but certainly not in last weekend's conditions. It rained several days preceding the race and the trail was a complete mud pit the day of. I am so proud of Jimmy. He did a great job and managed a battle wound only the size of a half dollar. No biggie! I am glad he brought home such a "sweet" souvenir from the event since the women in his life decided to stay inside and not brave the excessive weather.
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Way to go Jimmy! Nice souvenir from the run! Ouch!
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