This is the street near the pool, and several times, neighbors there have expressed affection for and familiarity with Spence. He gets around!
Violet's last day of school before break featured some silly fun - the kids were asked to make themselves into a present. Violet cut some eye holes into a gift bag, and, voila!
As the class room mom, I collected money from the parents and bought the teacher's gifts. The class was amazingly generous, and Mrs. Dallaire was royally spoiled. She teared up when opening her gift- here, she's showing the poinsettia plant I'd placed with the card and gift cards.
On Friday, I got my prosthesis polished, and for the first time, saw an ocularist in Encino instead of down in Hollywood. My ocularist has several offices in SoCal, but since I've seen Beverly since I was tiny, I would always see her in the Hollywood/Larchmont office. Now that she has retired, I decided to try this (slightly) closer location. I guess it's the start of a new era!
On Friday night, Liana came over to spend the night. The girls worked on gingerbread houses...
We then walked to Granary Square to get dinner, via the pretty canyon that's now all decked out for Christmas.
Every time I walk, there seem to be more and more ornaments.
Every time I walk, there seem to be more and more ornaments.
After buying dinner, we went home to eat, and the girls had fun doing D&D. We could hear Liana and Violet giggling late into the night, a beautiful sound in these strange Covid crazy times.
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