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[drscott]

Not much to report here. Tonight was ECR's Plus graduation, but alas! -- my battery ran out before the actual ceremony and I forgot to bring the extra. So I have some shots of the dancing but nothing else.

This was one of the largest classes we've ever had, and Harlan got a big hand for doing a terrific job of teaching. It has been interesting seeing someone use a very different teaching style from Andy's; in some ways Harlan's minimal descriptions of the new call we're about to do seems less confusing than some of Andy's occasionally meandering (though entertaining) explanations. But Andy has the "diva" gene, and we love him for it... [heh]

Oh, and Paul looked very butch mowing the yard over the weekend:

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[greatbearmd.livejournal.com]

Yeow! Lookit them muskles he's been hiding! Rawr!

The Good Doctor has a prescription for muscle it seems...

[dr-scott.livejournal.com]

I think of arms as icing on the cake -- they should be an afterthought, just a finishing touch when your primary muscle groups are up to speed. But Paul likes the immediate gratification of looking good in a knit shirt, so he's most assiduous about working them. And as I tell Paul, he (unlike me) is naturally well-muscled and it doesn't take as much work to build'em.

[greatbearmd.livejournal.com]

From what I can tell, Paul has the goods more or less in the right places and proportions (as you definitely do). This will have to be determined after some scantily-clad poolside shots are posted. For empirical testing purposes, of course!

The yard is looking mighty fine too, I'm so glad you've remained in your house together, you've put a lot of effort into making it what it is now. Much better than pulling up roots and starting from scratch.

It's become plain as to why there was a family known as the "Incredibles" living in an Eichler. There is inspiration in real life. ;o)