Friday, October 28, 2005 Tuesday, October 25, 2005 Sarah was here for the weekend and I was again reminded yesterday just how tough it is to say goodbye at an airport. We've done it too often, for too long and it is time we don't have to do it again...we will see what the next few months bring. Thank you for an amazing weekend Sarah Joelle. I Love You. Tuesday, October 18, 2005 How do you summarize a life? How do you wrap up in sentences and paragraphs what could fill a thousand pages in a thousand books black with ink? I have no idea where to begin when talking about A.K. Never have I met a man like him, and never will I again. To say A.K. Gregson is one-of-a-kind is a drastic understatement, so I will just say this, he is my grandfather. My name is Tyler Knott Gregson and I am 24 years old; I got my “Knott” from A.K. and my son, or daughter if a son doesn’t come, will get the name from me. Passing down a name is the very least I could do for all he has done for me, for all I have learned from him, and for all the things he showed me without knowing it. I will miss A.K. more than I could possibly express, and more than I will possibly understand for a long, long time. A.K. is a man that makes all other men feel just a little bit inadequate when comparing themselves. He once told me that my initials, T.K. Gregson, stood for “Tough Kid,” and I have been trying all my life to live up to that. A.K. is tough, one of the toughest men I’ve known, but he was so perfectly balanced with a tenderness that everyone, everyone was instantly drawn to. Hamlet, the Gregson’s, the Sunday, October 16, 2005 Thursday, October 13, 2005 Wednesday, October 12, 2005 Monday, October 10, 2005 Now, if you are a person like me, who takes healthy sized bites on bigger sized spoons, (the big spoons, not the little dinky tea ones) then you know my pain. Here is where the problem presents itself. If you pour a large bowl, in which the milk brings the cereal level above the pre-existing level of the bowl itself, the problem I am about to describe intensifies proportionately with the aforementioned height above the bowl. The problem: Fruit Loops, like almost no other cereal on the market, HURTS to eat. When I get done eating a bowl, it feels like at some point, I grabbed a spoonful of broken bottle glass and tiny pieces of sandpaper, like 80 grit. The roof of my mouth gets cut, chaffed, sliced and rubbed absolutely raw. So, there you have it; Fruit Loops hurt. End of story. Will I stop eating them? Hell no, they look like little crayons. Spread the word guys, and just listen to how unbelievable she is. I am so lucky, for so many reasons. Check her out! Wednesday, October 05, 2005 Winter is coming, faster than Fall came, faster than Fall is leaving. A season overlaps. 15 days until Sarah Joelle is here. 15 days. Monday, October 03, 2005 Saturday, October 01, 2005 |
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