Ace is on book tour right now--tonight Tampa, tomorrow, St. Pete, then Montgomery, then finally home late Saturday night. Everything's going well--good buzz, nice crowds, excellent reviews. But he misses us. And it's a tiring schedule. Still, I find it hard to feel sorry for him when he sends me photos of his luxury boutique hotel on the beach.
Our house, what with the baby, 12 dogs, nine cats, and my full-time job, is simply unmanageable by myself. I got through all right a couple of days last week all by my lonesome, but if one tiny thing goes wrong (as it often does), then everything goes to hell. So my parents arrived last Thursday to help out (supposedly) and visit Billy (their real reason for coming).
When he's not playing with toys, he goes right for what he shouldn't: the fireplace, the bookcase, etc. So he must be supervised at all times. He's really fast, too.
He's a lot to keep up with. And although Mom and Dad are fairly well preserved, they're almost worn out.
I rewarded them on Sunday with a trip to Taylor Grocery, which has the best catfish in the world. (Ace and I had our wedding reception there) Billy ate cereal, teething biscuits, and lemons:

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Hey Ang,
I just talked to mom. She had been crying and said they were going to Outback for steaks to ease their withdrawal sadness. She also said she'd have two zip drives worth of pictures and videos for me to view when they get back so I can't wait.
I miss them too! They were so much help. Mom and dad, come back anytime!
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