Good things for October
September: Didn't keep track of all the good things that happened...
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6 - Such nice weather this week... we walked to Belmont BBQ and ran into one of Jonah's friends on the way home.
7 - Fighting back against The Man Tryin' to Keep Me Down, who in this case is Google Transit's gatekeeper.
8 - Cows 'N' Corn with both sets of grandparents.
9 - Good deal on brunch downtown.
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12 - Saw that TMBG will indeed be playing a show in Charlottesville on 2/16/12.
13 - Fun train trip to Philadelphia and subway ride to the hotel. Jonah made lots of use of the Baby Sign for "train."
14 - Jonah had infinite fun at the Please Touch Museum.
15 - Another day of Jonah fun at the Smith Play Place and Philadelphia Magic Garden. Sightseeing at the Italian Market and a cheesesteak at Pat's King of Steaks.
16 - Cobblestone streets.
17 - Despite Jonah having a cold, this day worked out pretty well, and we made it back home on the train before bedtime. Well, not before Jonah's bedtime, but he stayed awake.
18 - Two bus stop sign approvals, approval to join Google Transit, and driving up the bumpy road on Carter Mountain - a good day at work.
19 - I could tell I was getting sick, but I went to choir anyway and enjoyed it.
20 - Got out of the office for a pleasant drive to Scottsville and back.
21 - Rented an antique convertible and drove it on the Skyline Drive to see the leaves. It was a little cold and I was sick, but it was still awesome.
22 - Spent some time swimming at an aquatic center in Christiansburg.
23 - Relaxed and avoided speaking.
24 - Quiet Monday at work.
25 - Slept in.
26 - Stayed home to rest.
27 - Bicycle planning goddess Mia Birk visited Charlottesville.
28 - A co-worker had a vat of hot cider going across the hall all day.
29 - Jonah did a lot of good dinosaur roars.
30 - Hayride on a tiny wagon attached to a lawn tractor.
31 - Trick-or-treating on the Lawn was slightly less crowded than last year. More roaring.
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