73-91 born SEA lived SJC 00 married (Amy) home (UCity) 05 Jada (PRC) 07 Aaron (ROC) 15 Asher (OKC) | 91-95 BS Penn Wharton (Acctg Mgmt) 04-06 MPA Penn Fels (EconDev PubFnc) 12-19 Prof GAFL517 (Fels) | 95-05 EVP Enterprise Ctr 06-12 Dir Econsult Corp 13-20 SrVP/Princ 20- President Econsult Solns 18-21 Phila Schl Board | Bds/Adv: Asian Chamber, Cities Changing Diabetes, City Schl, PACDC, Penn Weitzman, PHLDiv, PHMC, PIDC, UAC, UPA, YMCA | Mmbr: Brit Amer Proj, James Brister Society
Thursday, June 17, 2010
For Once, Aaron and Jada Not at the Center of Attention This Time
Since their arrival, Aaron and Jada have become the center of the swirl that is our world, particularly toasted by Amy's family, who, by dint of living less than an hour away and of being exceptionally generous, lavish the two with attention and affection. So when we get together with them all this coming weekend, it will be somewhat of an anomaly that Aaron and Jada will be among the minority in our gathering who are not being honored. After all, the reason for coming together is their cousin Nathan's first birthday, which just as much in honor of their aunt Nicol, mother of Nathan. It's also the birthday weekend of their grandmother, Amy's mom. And, of course, it's Father's Day weekend, which means me, their Uncle Matt, and Granddad get a toast, too. That's six honorees, and only Aaron, Jada, and Amy not having anything special. No matter: Aaron and Jada have had their turn before, and they'll have it again soon enough, and I'm sure they'll be plenty fine saying huzzah to everyone else this time.
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