Are You There, Kevin? It's me, Brian

Yeah, so Kev's probably getting a little lonely.

Immediate thoughts post-Disney:
--Hearing some of the more sarcastic (or less enthused) Disney workers end every conversation with a dead-pan "Have a magical day" never stops being funny.
--Parades are amazing to kids. I don't know if I've ever heard duke as excited as he was when Donald Duck pointed to him.
--Charlie cannot help but dance when there are characters and music around. He had the most fun dancing with Chip & Dale, which sounds much worse out of context.
--Whoa, looking out my airplane window,we just flew over a wildfire. Never seen that before.
--Was not sad at all about missing Opening Day, even after reading about the exciting game. However, looking at all of my friends Facebook pictures from the game was not easy this morning. Disney was much more fun, but we're definitely going to Opening Day next year.
--I can't wait for the upcoming Jacque (and baseball!) binge.
--My kids (Charlie in particular, might look at the Disney theme park maps for the entire rise home.

Infant blog Kevin suffers from neglect. Charges Pending.

Here are a few observations I'm going to throw out in an admittedly lame attempt to throw Kevin a bone. I wish I had something more substantial.
1. If I worked from home everyday, I would weigh 500 lbs.
2. Being home with kids with no work responsibilities would, at least temporarily, be awesome.
3. Being home with kids WITH work responsibilities (even with a sitter!) is awful. I'm not even sure I can do it one more day.
4. I used to think that my boys just had no interest in RC cars. But now I think I just bought them for them too early.
5. Racing RC cars with 8+ year olds is very fun.
6. If I worked from home every day and my cat continued to be obsessed with sleeping on my keyboard while I was typing, I would no longer have a cat.
7. Easter candy is the worst seasonal candy. Debate me? Exhibit A: Peeps. 

Back to work.