Descriptions

***I received something in the mail at Savin addressed to me.  It was a kids toys magazine.  Either they think I have kids or that I am a kid (probably the latter as is Junior’s description of me).  Today’s Friday Email is all about “Descriptions.” Have a great weekend!***

We all try to describe different things we experience.  Damian saw a squirrel and ran towards it but hopping in a playful way.  He got close to it and saw it run away and had no desire to chase after it.  He was looking forward to playing.  Rollins in that same scenario in the past would have chased after that squirrel and tried to climb up the tree after it raging after it wanting to kill it.  Two dogs that are the same breed (Boston Terriers) can have different descriptions:  Damian – Friendly, Rollins – Psychotic Killer.  Junior asked why hot chocolate is always hot.  Umm Junior the description of “hot” chocolate might be the reason.  Then again why am I freezing but drinking iced coffee?  Someone at work said to remind Moise he hadn’t done this yet for them.  They said to describe it in a nice way.  I said oh I always do it in a nice way.  Moise you still didn’t do this, what have you been doing all day?  Junior told us about a wedding he went to.  The first description he gave is that it’s expensive.  Uhm we know that Junior.  Junior described the best man at the wedding as a chubbier version of Moise. Umm, is that a compliment.  Not sure.  He says how else would I describe Moise?  I said what about handsome.  Junior said what do you mean handsome?  I told Moise that I went apple picking.  He said are you going to make an apple pie?  No Moise, I’m not.  He says you can YouTube how to make one.  I did that with brownies once and describing how sick everyone got eating them is not something I want to relive with apple pie.  Someone told me about a worker at the post office who is out injured for 6 months but is milking it and easily could return to work.  He’s single with 4 kids. My description is he is crazy I’d run back to work on crutches if I had to.  Doctor Joe continued his never-ending work on Moise’s car and took 2 screws out the same day.  Impressive.  But he described the chances of the patient/car as being 50/50.  I was texting back and forth with Moise when he was home one day and I was at work.  I laughed and told Junior you know if a random person read these texts they would think we are bitter enemies just nonstop giving each other a difficult time.  I would describe the texts as “friendly fighting.”  Junior got bacon, egg and cheese for $8.07.  He described to the lady working there this is expensive.  And then told us his doctor said not to eat bacon or cheese (oops).  Joshua, Abby, and their friend/neighbor wanted to play tag with me on Saturday.  They all tell me “you’re it.” I would describe myself as a pretty fast runner but chasing after 3 little kids made me wonder how do they run this fast with short legs?  I finally caught Abby and tagged her.  Ha victory.  She asked me to pick her up for a second, so I did and the moment I put her down she tagged me and said “You’re It.” I would describe that as being outsmarted by a kid.  Now when it comes to doing your timesheet, just remember I describe how important it is for you to do it on Friday.  Please do your timesheet on time today and remember if you play tag with a bunch of kids just realize they may not only outrun you, but they may out smart you too.

Have a great weekend!
Anthony

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