Bill Quinby:  

As if writing these small encapsulations of your life is not tedious enough, updating them is tedious to the point of protracted yawning. Mona and I have moved into a large house that we rent for practically nothing (by today's standards). It has wood floors, 3 fire places, and oil heat. (Close friends will recognize the similarity to another large house in my past). The boys (Tanner and Liam) are doing well. Tanner is chafing to go from his learner's permit to a real license. There is only insurance cost standing in the way. Liam is starting to hate being the youngest and shortest in our little family. I should also mention my found biological daughter, Liza, who is a magnificent woman living outside of Portland, OR, on the WA side of the Columbia River. She is an amazing photographer. Mona has recently excelled in her jewelry and poetry. About a year ago she began helping at the local theater company for which I occasionally music-direct. She went from Box Office/Bartender ...Expand for more