Traveling through St. Louis last month Peter snapped these.
Photos of the delectable dishes Susan has been serving Diane and friends. Diane flies home today.
Today, Hilary turned 19 years old. Hannah and I went out to UMass to take her to dinner. We found a great pasta place appropriately named Pasta e Pasta. I would post pictures, but I can’t figure how to get them off my new cell/camera. Hilay received a new fake Prada bag that I got […]
After dinner last night at Jeff and Karen’s, I picked up US 41 (your typical four lane divided highway) at the end of Bellemeade, and I headed north towards the Marriott. As I passed over the Lloyd Expressway, I saw a white van coming up the off ramp, entering my lane, heading in my direction. […]
Last night’s storm dropped sixteen inches of snow on Torroemore where Susan lives and Diane is hiding.
On our way home from Kansas, Peter suggested we stop at the Missouri Botanical Museum. The first display was a room with eight thousand orchids, followed by a greenhouse with Camelias in bloom, then a rainforest dome, and finally an outdoors Japanese Garden. Photo Gallery
I finally bought a heater for working outdoors. It’s a tricky thing to use. First, it works best if the only job scheduled for the day is sitting in front of it drinking coffee. Secondly, turning the thing on reminds me of our old unpredictable gas grill where safe operation depended on distance from the […]
Niagara gallery.
This trip I ran into two monster traffic jams. The first one, right before Cleveland, I dodged by following truck drivers who seemed to know where they were going. The second one, near the center of Louisville, forced me to take the first available off ramp and right by the Louisville Visual Art Association. How […]