Yay, 2008!
Graduation! College! Voting! The end of awkward phone conversations! All this and more!
I have basically been doing college apps this whole time. Still a little essay work to be done, but then there's also calculus, and Prodigal Summer, and world history and physics, and oh yeah...band....right, about that.
Rosanna went to Feast with me; we joined with Bel Air, and some Dabestani cousins were visiting on their way back to Costa Rica from Haifa, and our friends from Philadelphia were visiting, so there were a lot of people. But that's okay- Natigeh and Aziz built an addition on their basement which is now being used as a Baha'i center, so there was plenty of space and of course, plenty of delicious Persian food.Actually, it was a unity feast, so most of the discussion was about the cousins' recent pilgrimage. Good food for thought. And most of the Bel Air Bahai's we hadn't seen in ages, so we did the whole yeah-Sepedeh-and-Neda-are-married-now bit too. It was good.
When we got home, she left for a party and I returned a phone call, resulting in a nearly three-hour conversation that was long overdue. Skinny continued to act like a dog; I think I may be able to get her to fetch again if I really try.
So that talk with Aliza is most definitely a sign of things to come. Yes? Ach, jah.
I love you ALL.
I have basically been doing college apps this whole time. Still a little essay work to be done, but then there's also calculus, and Prodigal Summer, and world history and physics, and oh yeah...band....right, about that.
Rosanna went to Feast with me; we joined with Bel Air, and some Dabestani cousins were visiting on their way back to Costa Rica from Haifa, and our friends from Philadelphia were visiting, so there were a lot of people. But that's okay- Natigeh and Aziz built an addition on their basement which is now being used as a Baha'i center, so there was plenty of space and of course, plenty of delicious Persian food.Actually, it was a unity feast, so most of the discussion was about the cousins' recent pilgrimage. Good food for thought. And most of the Bel Air Bahai's we hadn't seen in ages, so we did the whole yeah-Sepedeh-and-Neda-are-married-now bit too. It was good.
When we got home, she left for a party and I returned a phone call, resulting in a nearly three-hour conversation that was long overdue. Skinny continued to act like a dog; I think I may be able to get her to fetch again if I really try.
So that talk with Aliza is most definitely a sign of things to come. Yes? Ach, jah.
I love you ALL.