Letters to my Children

Hello My dear! Yesterday was transfer day! Hope everything went smoothly. Looks like you had a great time at the Boston Marathon. What good luck that you could be there to see that before your transfer. I hope Boston is beautiful and warm and you are enjoying nice spring weather. Things have been crazy at home…as usual. Your dad sent me about 100 calendar invites this week and I tried to not have a panic attack about my schedule over the next few weeks.  1. Our flight home from NYC was delayed. Grandma Rawson was going to pick us up from the airport, but she ended up sick with a stomach bug. We arrived at 1 in the morning, and luckily my Dad was willing to come get us! When we landed Blake said he wasn’t feeling well. I thought maybe it was motion sickness from flying, but nope. It was Covid. Dana got it too. I think she was pretty sick, but Blake was just stuffed up for a few days. He had a great time hanging out in his bedroom. I sent him the link so he could study up for his driver’

Hello Michael! It was so good to talk to you this week. I'm glad your teaching opportunities are picking up, and the Ping Pong night sounds like it could be a lot of fun. Spring in Boston is going to be beautiful. Hopefully this long winter is almost over! We came home from New York to cold and snow. Boo. But my tulips are peeking up, so that makes me happy. I missed my latter last week because of our trip, so this week I’m just going to share some of the pictures from the places we visited. We sure missed having you on this trip! Jett trying to keep his earbuds from falling out on the airplane. Visiting the Empire State Building View from the top We saw a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden Someone’s face was pasted on this Do Not Walk sign. The Vessel was closed. Still very cool. Little Island park by the water was fun. Walking the High Line Park Visiting Dana & Tanner’s house and watching conference. Robert Moses Beach and Lighthouse. Brr!   Tate got soaked of course. Bed H