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Author Archives: Joel
June 14 Bagels with Your Father event at Lily’s school
Ok, so this is ancient-so-last-month news at this point, but I completely forgot to mention it. Right before Father’s Day last month, the parent-teacher organization at Lily’s elementary school hosted a breakfast for the fathers. I’ve missed much the past … Continue reading
Lily’s girls rec softball team won the championship for her division!
Did I mention that Lily has been playing in a recreational girls softball game this Spring? No? Guess I’ve been super busy with stuff. Yeah, so Lily really wanted to play softball again, but recreational only. None of us had … Continue reading
Josh and I watched Danny Boyle’s new film Yesterday (2019) and we’re still confused on what was the point of the film
Josh and I were looking to do something while the girls were out doing their own thing, and we decided to go see Yesterday. This is director Danny Boyle’s latest film and stars Himesh Patel and Lily James. The film … Continue reading
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I loves me some Asian representation, but I wish Always Be My Maybe didn’t feel so…. bland
Let’s get the bad / “It could have been better” out of the way – this felt a little bland. It’s a romantic comedy featuring two talented Asian-American actors, Ali Wong and Randall Park. The film is about their characters … Continue reading
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I took the kids to see the Pokémon Detective Pikachu movie, and I wouldn’t say the movie made a lot of sense
Not my first choice but the kids both wanted to see the Pokémon Detective Pikachu (2019) movie that came out in May. They both do love Pokémon and I haven’t spent as much time as I’ve wanted to recently, as … Continue reading
Joshua and the 8th Grade Semi-Formal
Next week, Josh is graduating from middle school, and moving on to high school in the Fall. With less than one week to go, the school hosted a semi-formal dance for the entire 8th grade at the school itself last … Continue reading
We went to see the live-action Aladdin film, and I didn’t think it was all that necessary
Nums, Lily, and I went to see the new Disney live-action Aladdin (2019) film. I have to admit that the folks at Disney are smart — they can make a live-action film version of every animated film in their vault … Continue reading
It’s the end of karate (for the kids) as we know it, and I feel (sorta) fine
Nothing lasts forever. The Beatles. Vacation. Milk. For us, add to that the kids’ love for karate. I think it’s been about five years now, and they moved up slowly from white belt all the way to black belt. Pretty … Continue reading