Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts

Sunday, May 11, 2014

Happy Mother's Day

Mother's Day in the Bookmonkey household has been pretty cool this year.

Our kids (21 and 16) left early to help ensure their mom could sleep in and then we ran a bunch of errands that my wife has been meaning to do lately.

Oh yeah, and also there was bacon.

So pretty much a great Mother's Day, Bookmonkey-style.

Hoping all of my readers (and my reader's mothers), have a great day today.


Sunday, May 12, 2013

Mother's Day at Bookmonkey's Place

Just a short one today folks, as we're celebrating Mother's Day for my lovely bride.

Happy Mother's Day to my own mother, and all the other mothers out there.

Also - check out this bizarre/cool book art flower thingy my daughter Lorisia made for her mom (pictured right), pretty cool!

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Happy Mother's Day


Just a quick one today as I'm busy doing stuff with my wife (and the mother of our two lovely children)

Happy Mother's Day all, from your old pal Bookmonkey!

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Mother's Day

It's kind of funny, but when I think back to my earliest roots in Fantasy, Horror, and Science Fiction, I realize that a lot of my memories of shows that effected me involve my Mom. First movie she ever took me to: Star Wars, first SF show I can remember watching - Doctor Who (first Tom Baker and later Peter Davison), on Saturday nights on PBS. When I think back to the horror movies I watched as a kid - I can't believe she let me get away with watching them, but if she hadn't this blog might be focused on textbooks or documentaries, or parliamentary procedure*.

So for starting me on my journey as a lover of genre fiction - Thanks Mom!

*For the one reader out there who loves Documentaries about parliamentary procedure and works on textbooks for a living - I'm sorry I used your interests and career as an example of how bad my blog could be in some alternate world. Feel free to make fun of my blog at your next Textbook conference.