Here is the final installment of my day in May 2003. The story ends at lunchtime because after that the kids returned to normal. I still had to deal with squabbles, but they played with toys and with each other without getting quite so . . . creative.
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Here is the second part of the three part saga of That One Day. All of the events chronicled did in fact take place on the same day. I’m not compressing or embellishing for literary purposes.
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A little over a year ago I had an unbelievable day. By 10 am I realized that it was the kind of day that needed to be recorded for posterity. (Quite literally, I want to be able to show it to my kids.) So I began taking notes. I’ve always intended to write up a full account from the notes. During my vacation last week I finally did. It ended up in three parts. If you want to read about kid stuff …