A New Movie!

We are in the world of transition now. Feats, large and small, evolutions, revolutions, continental shifts, and alien invasions, fingers, thumbs, stiff chubby legs, the spring semester starting for me, Suzy restarting her pursuit of an MA on Monday nights--these are all common to us now, hardly even registering. If something didn't change, or so it seems to me--that would be what stood out.


But Suzy and I aren't fretting. You mustn't imagine that we are awash and crying in despair, hoping we might regain the bank of our former lives. No, we're having a ball. Wonderful surprises each way we look, new realities like proofs of becoming, and some of the loudest infant farts you have ever heard. Yes, sometimes I'm surprised I don't see a baby rocket across the room. It seems like daily we catch ourselves laughing more genuinely than we ever had before--usually at one of the boys barking out his first attempts at speech or at Scout kicking her legs and sticking out her tongue. Man, we are lucky, and we know it, falling in love every day with the miraculous--with three little miracles each unfolding on our living room floor.


Now, posting to the blog has been difficult, but not really because it is hard to note anything, nor for the lack of time. We're up tempo, but use to it. Rather, I bought a new computer and have been trying to figure out how to use it. But I think I'm getting it now.


Here is my first foray with iMovie (--fair warning: the following is not for the faint-hearted, or the far-sighted):


It was actually Thursday, not Sunday, and the chief actor is Sara Lew, not Suzy (in case any of you think Suzy changed since last you saw her). Actually, Suzy and Lewie's fiance Chris were the ones filming.


And thanks Mochi for showing me the ropes with iMovie.


Hopefully, this will be the first of many future projects.