This evening we took our trusty dog Hazel to our neighborhood park for the Summer's End Dog Fest.
Here's the scoop on the event from Film Action Oregon, the primary sponsor:
The goal of the first annual Summer's End Dog Fest is to bring together Portland's dog lovers and the residents of Hollywood, Grant Park, Laurelhurst and Irvington neighborhoods at a special event at Grant Park, famous for its statues of Beverly Cleary's Ramona and her dog, Ribsy. The purpose of this event is to build community, raise funds and awareness for Film Action Oregon / The Hollywood Theatre, and simply to have fun.
We had a good time and the twins, who ran into a couple of their new classmates, enjoyed watching the wiener dog races.
We'll look forward to attending again next year.








Frances and Katherine, our dynamic 2-year old duo, woke up around 5 am this morning and were ready to start their morning with a little dancing, endless book readings, some wrestling with their old man and a few minor disagreements over which twin got which Elmo doll. After three hours of that it was off to work and tonight my last meeting ended just before 8pm. Long day and I’m ready for bed. The kind of funny part: I had so much fun this morning with those little monsters of mine. I was bummed they’d already crashed by the time I got home. Sleep is overrated when you’ve got 2 year old twin daughters around. 

Portland is in the middle of our annual 




Life has abruptly taken a change this week at the Currie household. 
Here is Liz now 36 weeks pregnant with our twin girls. We are only five days away from the planned C-section. 
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