http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2006/04/the-perils-of-messing-up-hello/ | williamcurtisdonovan.com Thu, 17 May 2012 08:37:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2006/04/the-perils-of-messing-up-hello/comment-page-1/#comment-139 gringo griego Tue, 04 Apr 2006 16:05:00 +0000 http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2006/04/the-perils-of-messing-up-hello/#comment-139 will its labua,<br/>i saw that you had an article that was published in the hatchet about the UCC this week. good shit. enjoy the rest of your stay man and keep up the blog! will its labua,
i saw that you had an article that was published in the hatchet about the UCC this week. good shit. enjoy the rest of your stay man and keep up the blog!

]]> http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2006/04/the-perils-of-messing-up-hello/comment-page-1/#comment-138 W. Michael Donovan Mon, 03 Apr 2006 20:31:00 +0000 http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2006/04/the-perils-of-messing-up-hello/#comment-138 Hi, dear Will.<br/>Since I can never recall your typical email address, I'll write here & hope you see it.<br/>Oh, PS, it's Diana not your dad : )<br/>You're probably sleeping now, which is good. I'm in the middle of writing a story about a Philly choreographer who's bringing a group to town.<br/>Saw Ned last weekend for a few days. He seems fine, but misses you a lot. Your mom is holding up well with you away at this point, we had a lot of fun & ate a ton of sushi. <br/>Getting psyched for camp, I'm planning to dig a well, pan for gold, perfect my golf swing and write the next big Broadway musical. My ankle and knee are still messed up so it looks like hiking is out for the rest of my life at this point. Boo.<br/>Other than that nothing's changed.<br/>Well, Devan moved in with my parents over the weekend. A good sign, maybe. I don't dare discuss it further as I can't handle it.<br/>Catya is doing well in school but still has a long way to go in the maturity department. Whatever. I'm just tired of picking up the pieces constantly.<br/>Your dad is freaking out over his big exam in June, and I don't blame him...if he doesn't pass, he's out of the running for his Ph.D. I have total confidence, as should everyone else, as he's brilliant, but still I can understand why he's nervous. It'll all be over by mid-June.<br/>Looking forward to your safe return.<br/>D Hi, dear Will.
Since I can never recall your typical email address, I’ll write here & hope you see it.
Oh, PS, it’s Diana not your dad : )
You’re probably sleeping now, which is good. I’m in the middle of writing a story about a Philly choreographer who’s bringing a group to town.
Saw Ned last weekend for a few days. He seems fine, but misses you a lot. Your mom is holding up well with you away at this point, we had a lot of fun & ate a ton of sushi.
Getting psyched for camp, I’m planning to dig a well, pan for gold, perfect my golf swing and write the next big Broadway musical. My ankle and knee are still messed up so it looks like hiking is out for the rest of my life at this point. Boo.
Other than that nothing’s changed.
Well, Devan moved in with my parents over the weekend. A good sign, maybe. I don’t dare discuss it further as I can’t handle it.
Catya is doing well in school but still has a long way to go in the maturity department. Whatever. I’m just tired of picking up the pieces constantly.
Your dad is freaking out over his big exam in June, and I don’t blame him…if he doesn’t pass, he’s out of the running for his Ph.D. I have total confidence, as should everyone else, as he’s brilliant, but still I can understand why he’s nervous. It’ll all be over by mid-June.
Looking forward to your safe return.
D

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