Katy McKenna Raymond  
Personal blog of christian writer Katy McKenna Raymond in Kansas City, Missouri

Personal blog of christian
writer & fallible mom
Katy McKenna Raymond
in Kansas City, Missouri


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Greg Johnson at
WordServe Literary

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From Both Sides Now

The sky was the brightest autumn blue, the clouds horizontal, fluffy white tinged with gray.

Doug, Kevin, and I were racing down the highway, on our way to Kev's soccer game.

"Look at those clouds," I said. "Aren't they dreamy, aren't they fabulous?"

The guys agreed, and we all spent several silent seconds mesmerized, hypnotized, in love with all of nature and even in awe of each other.

"You know what they remind me of?" Kevin finally asked.

We waited for his insightful, poetic interpretation until, after a pause, he lifted his voice and began to sing.

"The Simp-sons...."


Posted by Katy on 10/01/03 at 10:22 PM
Fallible Comments...
  1. Oh mom...You know I'll never forget when you and dad told us kids that we could no longer watch the Simpsons. Of course, we were stunned as we walked downstairs the next day and opened the door to you and dad laughing hysterically...to the new episode of the Simpsons. It's kind of been a family show since then, huh?
    -----
    Posted by Carrie  on  10/02/03  at  02:25 AM
  2. One word: MEN. (*giggles*)
    Posted by irene  on  10/02/03  at  04:06 AM
  3. Carrie, Doh!

    Irene, Men, indeed.
    Posted by katy  on  10/03/03  at  12:45 PM
  4. that's very funny, because i've said the exact same thing to describe the perfect white fluffy clouds in a blue sky. hmm...
    Posted by bethany  on  10/03/03  at  07:17 PM
  5. Bethany, Come live at my house and give me grist for the blog mill.
    Posted by katy  on  10/03/03  at  11:02 PM
  6. only if you'll pay me like you do kevin ;)
    Posted by bethany  on  10/04/03  at  06:49 AM
  7. Well, of COURSE there will be payment involved. What kind of a mother do you think I am? ;)
    Posted by katy  on  10/04/03  at  12:32 PM
  8. Postmodernism hits us all smack in the face as clouds belong to cartoons and familial conversation travels by numbers.

    It's making me all warm and fuzzy feeling inside! :)
    Posted by timsamoff  on  10/05/03  at  02:18 PM
  9. Tim, As long as something continues to make people feel all warm and fuzzy, everything will be right, postmodern or not. Thanks for making me chuckle!
    Posted by katy  on  10/05/03  at  09:31 PM
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