Category Archives: health

Uncle Paul Pile

Posted on 2019/06/22 by circuskitchen

Saturday, June 22nd 2019 2019-06-22 Uncle Paul Pile [0:26]:

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Where Daddy Girl Go

Posted on 2019/06/20 by circuskitchen

June 20th 2019 2019-06-20 Where Daddy Girl Go [0:19]:

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Closet Makeover

Posted on 2019/06/17 by circuskitchen

Monday, June 17th 2019 My favorite part of my newly organized closet is the little foot sticking out there on the bottom right.     This on account of someone moving in over several days and claiming her portion of … Continue reading →

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Happy Father’s Day DaddyLove 2019

Posted on 2019/06/16 by circuskitchen

Sunday, June 16th 2019         ♥

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Date Night !!!

Posted on 2019/06/15 by circuskitchen

Friday, June 14th 2019   Grandma was taking the kids for dinner and a sleepover at a nearby hotel, ergo; Hubby + Me = FREE!!! After dropping the kids off for their adventure, we agree to rest for a few … Continue reading →

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That Tine We Ran Into Elizabeth Warren at the Movies

Posted on 2019/06/14 by circuskitchen

July 14th 2019 @6:16pm We were on our way into see the latest Spider-Man movie, and she was on her way out. Quick as a whistle and simple as that. She is OUR SENATOR, our neighbor, our Champion, our relentless … Continue reading →

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Summer Reading Recommendations by Gavin & CJ

Posted on 2019/06/14 by circuskitchen

Friday, June 14th 2019       Kudos to our Literacy Coach Ms Heather and Librarian Ms. Gillis for this wonderful favorite book display.  And to their part in helping to create amazing READERS in my kids!   #KidsWhoRead ♥♥

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Chef Paul on a Motorcycle in the Caribbean circa 2000

Posted on 2019/06/13 by circuskitchen

Thursday, June 13th 2019 Probably St. Martins, probably circa -2000, while sailing as the chef on educational ships throughout the Caribbean, procuring rations in every port.

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Gavin’s 5th Grade Moving On Day

Posted on 2019/06/13 by circuskitchen

Thursday, June 13th 2019 2019-06-13 Gavin’s 5th Grade Moving On Day [2:03]:                     ♥

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A Jenny the Juggler Show in Tewksbury MA

Posted on 2019/06/12 by circuskitchen

Wednesday, June 12th 2019   So, here in unedited, unadulterated glory is AN example of my show, generously filmed in its entirety by the local TV station in the Town of Tewksbury, MA. It’s neither my best show nor my … Continue reading →

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