I have a very old (and probably thus much-embroidered) memory of reading "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" at about the age of four with George. For some reason, in my mind this takes place in the nubby gray chair that Toby owns, which does not make sense.
I also remember being older, maybe seven, and wanting to go on the ferry to the Vineyard (just because I liked the ferry) and Dod was like, "Not again!" -- I remember being surprised to learn that other people did not like what I liked.
Do you remember when the Mah Jongg games started? I don't, but I know they started before George's macular degeneration got bad. Because when we played a game when I was 15-16, and he had to hold the tiles to look at them with his peripheral vision, that was a disconcerting change.
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Date: 2004-08-27 05:24 pm (UTC)I have a very old (and probably thus much-embroidered) memory of reading "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" at about the age of four with George. For some reason, in my mind this takes place in the nubby gray chair that Toby owns, which does not make sense.
I also remember being older, maybe seven, and wanting to go on the ferry to the Vineyard (just because I liked the ferry) and Dod was like, "Not again!" -- I remember being surprised to learn that other people did not like what I liked.
Do you remember when the Mah Jongg games started? I don't, but I know they started before George's macular degeneration got bad. Because when we played a game when I was 15-16, and he had to hold the tiles to look at them with his peripheral vision, that was a disconcerting change.