Here is where I am living now. Forward my mail, please.
Utah is innard-dessicatingly dry, and Scott could never find work here, and my family would weep forever if we were to move here, and also all our stuff is in New Jersey. Nonetheless, I cannot leave Utah, ever. Because Utah has this.
This is my two-year-old niece, whom I want to eat whole. Perhaps on a baguette, with some horseradish sauce to offset the sweetness. I haven't seen her in a year. Now she's talking and toddling and asking me how I'm doing and whether I like apple juice and I AM NEVER LEAVING.
Scott and Henry are not yet aware of my plans for us to remain here forever, but I suspect they won't put up too much of a fight.
I mean, come ON. Tell me you could walk away from THAT.










July 11, 2008

Reader Comments (54)
Living in the west isn't all bad... One can't blow one's nose, one's skin is full of wrinkles and feels like sandpaper, but OH... the lovely people! I encourage you to move out here where the people are luscious and juicy, even if the air isn't! Henry needs to grow up along side this precious little girl. Cousins are the best!!!
Isn't it great how at the end of a long exhausting day you can get such pure joy from just looking at a precious little person. It's almost enough to make me want more.
Almost.
Katrinco-author Mothers Need Time Outs, Toowww.momstimeouts.com
Have a great trip!
And that carpet? Looks like the greatest. Although if it were in my house, it would smell like stinky dog.