Regardless of your political persuasion or feelings about Al Gore, go see AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH. It is a truly phenomenal and thought-provoking film.
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The Spritzer Leyba's are Carrie Spritzer, David Leyba and our three-year old daughter "Miss Leyba." Even though we have different last names, yes, we're actually married. (Spritzer Leyba is a mouthful, isn't it?!)
As a family, we try to spend quality time together cooking our meals from scratch, reading (sometimes to lull a certain toddler to sleep), victory gardening, trying new things, learning and growing from everyday experiences, playing, making music, spending time outdoors, exercising, talking. Oh, how the girls like to talk.
We love hanging with friends too and feel thankful for the wonderful community we've found here in our sleepy country town in the heart of California's wine country, 3,000 miles from where David and I grew up on the East Coast.
Please follow along as we chronicle family life in Northern California! We love it here!
Saw the film — it was so well done ~ all of the evidence was irrefutable. Gore says he is taking the message from city to city, family to family. His committment is amazing. Jane wants to take the whole 6-8th grades next week, before school lets out, because their theme this year has been “Earth matters.”
On another note, we enjoyed celebrating Emily K. Ricci, MD.!! Only thing missing was having you there to celebrate w/her too ~ you were there in spirit though Cees.
Hope you’ve enjoyed your weekend,
Love,
Mom
Comment by Mom — June 4, 2006
Hey,
Your blog is up and running once more :-). Glad to know that you’re all nicely settled in California. I hope you’ll get more time to spend with your camera now. Looking forward to seeing some great pictures.
Say Hi to David for me & keep in touch.
-Akhil
Comment by Akhil — June 9, 2006
I just did! You can come and read what I have to say about it at the new home of TOTQ: http://www.geoffreylong.com/journal. :-)
Oh, and there’s nothing quite like going to see a film like this in a liberal bastion like Cambridge. People actually applauded at the end of the film!
Comment by Geoffrey — June 10, 2006