All Hallow's Eve

Thank you for sharing your hospitality and making our Halloween so memorable.
With each passing day, I am moved by the love that touches our family and how these connections help our children grow into the magnificent beings that they are and will be.
Cousin Armand and BedHeadSid (BHS) played their first game of chess together. They are young and still learning the game, most importantly, the art of gentlemanly sportsmanship from brother to brother. As BHS sat in Amu/Da-i B's lap and Cousin Armand teamed up with a supine Pooks, both boys conferred with their respective uncle generals for tactical and technical advice. It was a sweet yet profound image of brothers, fathers and sons bonding over an ancient game of wits, a match that incidentally resulted in a draw, kindergarten style: with pieces being tossed from the board and giggles abound. Here's to the men in our family: let's hope there'll be more games of this caliber to teach our sons the importance of family.

As we walked the upscale neighborhood and talked as sisters do, Tia D exchanged holiday cheer with her good neighbors, and I felt the spirit of the night in all the shared commaraderie and squeals of "trick or treat!", even as I nursed StinkyHeadMonkeyToes (SHMT) in the sling during the semi-lit moonlight.

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