How to Spy on Ryan (Moulton): Grandma Hartsock's 90th Birthday

Monday, September 25, 2006

Grandma Hartsock's 90th Birthday

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I don't think this past weekend could have possibly been more eventful or emotional. Here are a few of the things I did:

Flew into Cincinnati on the red-eye friday night (Exhausting)
Realised that I had lost my whole set of keys somewhere during my flights. (Sad)
Surprised my Grandma on her 90th birthday dinner and saw her gasp and burst into tears. (Happy)
Beatboxed under Neil's flow. (Happy)
Rushed home at 2am because water was pouring from the kitchen ceiling. (Sad, Exhausting)
Watched the Bengals almost lose against the Steelers and then finally pull off a win. (Happy, Exhausting)
Discovered that my grandma finds "America: The Book" hilarious. (Happy)
Watched a performance of "Of Mice and Men" at the Cincinnati Playhouse. (Sad)
Flew out of Cincinnati at 7AM. (Exhausting)
Found my keys at the security desk in SFO. (Happy)

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