nylonthread

Was your maiden name “monofilament?”

I met nylonthread today and we in-line skated along the Potomac River in Alexandria. I am so glad she contacted me about skating, because she helped both of us get a little closer to reaching this goal we both share. I think we had a good time despite the dangerous hills, damp condtions, and blisters. I would enjoy skating with her again sometime. By the way, we had the coolest babies on the trail!

Kellygo looks beautiful in blue lipstick and glitter on her cheeks. When I first met her, her energy and charisma filled the room. Now, she has more than enough to fill a small farmhouse in College Park! Everytime we meet, her welcoming smile warms my heart. If I ever need a shoulder to lean on or a supportive opinion, I phone Kellygo; if a friend’s in need, Kellygo is already there.

She’s one of the few people I know who is upbeat without being cloying or forced, she’s always up for a party, and she has a genuinely accepting nature that is beautiful.

wrekehavoc is one smart cookie who always has the most insightful, intelligent, get-to-the-heart-of the-matter points to make! and her kids are sweet little balls of energy who know they have an awesome mom!

ms. nylon is one fiercely funny chick who helps me see things a little bit differently. in short, she rocks :-)

I listened to his lecture on a tour and he signed his book for me. He’s brilliant! He gave me this advice about naming your child Orson (which we almost did): “Orson is a hard name for a young person; if you must use it, give them an easier middle name so they have a choice.” From his bios, I learned that as an adolescent and through college, he went by “Scott”.