This is what happens when you don’t talk to your mother for five days (unheard of, when recently I have been talking to her daily), and the only way she stays in contact with you is by reading your blog. Big things went down this week – and, as always, I wrote about none of them here on the blog. My blog is not a diary. I sent my mother a long email, detailing all of the new developments in this or that area. She called me about half an hour later, after getting the email.<\/p>\n
We chatted. I filled her in. She filled me in. I talked more, telling her this and that and what’s going down.<\/p>\n
Then I said, “God, Mum, sorry, I’m talking your ear off.”<\/p>\n
She said, “It’s actually nice to hear something from you other<\/i> than your thoughts on Skyward Christmas<\/i>.”<\/p>\n
Skyward Christmas: Some changes and observations<\/a><\/p>\n Skyward Christmas: My opening salvo<\/a><\/p>\n Skyward Christmas: Part deux<\/a><\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is what happens when you don’t talk to your mother for five days (unheard of, when recently I have been talking to her daily), and the only way she stays in contact with you is by reading your blog. … Continue reading