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Hey, Adi.

Grilled sausage and veggies in foil packets for us.

Smorgasbord for the seagulls.

@Comicality A new song from Benicio! This kid is really working hard!

I know that feeling. My kid brother-in-law used to cuddle with me when we watched Netflix together. Now Mickey is engaged to his boyfriend, Remy. We had Oklahoma Smash Burgers on pretzel buns, with garlic-Pecorino French fries.

Glad to hear it.

Hey, Adi. Hey, Bertie. How are you and Steve?

I hope your uncle can make a recovery, Comsie.

Hey, Dugh, Mum, and Thistle. *scratches Thistle behind the ears*

Dad jokes... Hey, Gary.

Poor Sascha. Unrequited crushes are the worst. Hopefully he can find someone as kind as Billy, not like Jesse.

Hey, Clo.

Hey, Bertie. Hope everything goes well.

Hey, Adi.

Happy 4th of July!

Hey, Gary. How's Cookie? I'm back! I'll say that I earned every penny on my paycheck today, and leave it at that.

Hey, Marty! Hope you have a good time. Meanwhile, I'm off to work at the restaurant.

I enjoyed the story, but the title is right: there wasn't enough road! What about the return trip home? Thanks for writing yet another cute story, Comsie!

OMG, I love this one!

Reece has been singing since he could talk, and he's always been deeply moved by music. When he was only 18 months old, his parents found him standing in front of the speakers, crying silently as he listened to a beautiful piece of music. They knew he'd be destined for great things, but didn't realize what lay ahead for their son. In 2003, Reece tragically lost his father, and music provided the outlet to cope with the pain and loss of his hero. His album is dedicated to his father's memory, and the song Do You Hear? was recorded with tears running down his face. The song Peace Maker was composed and written exclusively, and Reece co-writes each song so that they are uniquely his own. Reece is also a Straight-A student and has two younger brothers, whom he takes care of together with his mom. He plays piano and guitar, but in his own words, "I like musical instruments, but my favorite one is my voice." https://m.soundcloud.com/reece-van-schalkwyk/reece-feat-emphasis_when-your https://m.soundcloud.com/reece-van-schalkwyk/reece_happy-by-michael-jackson https://m.soundcloud.com/reece-van-schalkwyk/reece_love-yourself https://m.soundcloud.com/reece-van-schalkwyk/reece_destined-to-win https://m.soundcloud.com/reece-van-schalkwyk/reece_peace-maker

Torkel Rogstad, actually, but who's counting?

Hey, Marty! Yup, things are going well, but the last week was surprisingly wet for the end of June. The garden seems to like rainwater better than "soft" water from the hose, though, so I'm not complaining.

Hey, Albert. How are you and Steve?

When they first produced Ugly Betty, it was broadcast on TBS, a channel known mainly for sitcoms. The advertisements always reminded me of The Office, a show that I don't care for, so I was dissuaded from ever watching a single episode. Then the series was moved to another channel, with new trailers, and I finally gave it a chance. Turns out, Ugly Betty is more of a Dram-Com than a sitcom. Now it's actually a favorite series of mine. Proper marketing is key. Contains spoiler from second-to-last episode of the series.