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I’m proud to say that I have broken the cycle and I have chosen to stay married to the father of my children 😉😉. He’s funny and a pretty involved father. He watches all sorts of good movies with the kids and makes them laugh more than I do. Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers I know! Seriously, kids need fathers and father figures!
Directors at sunset.
Guarding the arsenal.
Personalized notes from teachers are the best. This is from Henry’s art teacher. There were three student’s works chosen from PS 234. It is very exciting from so many entries. If you are ever at The Met…on display from June 17th-October.
The Happening at Church Street School for Music and Art. Fun on a hot Sunday. Great programs and great people. #CSSMA #TheHappening
Little Island-Manhattan’s newest overrun spot. Pretty, if you can elbow your way in. 👍😉 Seriously though, cool place, just go very early or very late.
Bathing in fries. 📷: @mizuopeck @deliakelemen
The directors of Town of Horror discuss the making of and the difficulties of filming a movie when you are both actors and directors. 📷: Pond. @deliakelemen
Sweet Jane is one today! We all love her so much.
Oh yeah, there were beautiful cherry blossoms and flowers too.
Henry’s piece “Mythical Creatures” was selected from almost 800 pieces to be part of PS Art 2021. This means it will be part of an exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (and online due to Covid). Thanks to his advocate and art teacher Madeleine Arthurs for always encouraging him and submitting his work. Thanks to his dad who has been his art mentor since he could hold a pencil. I am a very proud (hopefully not bragging too much), mom.
Here’s to Easter and all the happiness, plastic, and sugar it brings to our cluttered apartment. Not shown in pictures: Jane swallowing her first jelly bean.
Exploring some more.
No, I really can’t.
This is called “Humans Always Die” by Quin, Age 5.

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