Saturday, December 29, 2007

Christmas 07


Thanks to the Kid Digital Camera now in Wyatt's clutches,
courtesy of Uncle Erik in the 'zona, our world may now be
documented, for better or worse, often times without all
of our craniums in the viewfinder, which is, probably OK,
as we weren't using their full capacities anyway.
































Sunday, December 2, 2007

Rock the First Sn/how













































































December 2 -- Princeton first snow

The report from farther southwest says rain and gray. Here in Princeton we awoke to 1/4 in. or so of the white stuff and some light snow has just restarted. So, let's warm things up with a few of Wyatt's favorite dance tunes.

They Might Be Giants -- any song from No!

post-Halloween cookery

Wyatt models the latest in Hallowear courtesy of Grandma in the Arizona desert



Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Natural History Museum

Last week Wyatt's school was shut down for a couple days for conferences, so we hit the Museum of Natural History in NYC. We didn't get a shot of the squid and the whale -- light a bit too low -- though we did fire off some pics during the day.

This week back in school Wyatt and his classmates were each asked what they were thankful for. Wyatt: "Chicken at the Museum of Natural History." I was relatedly thankful that they served beer in the cafe.


Every good trip begins with a bike ride across the Princeton yard.



Always make sure to lock up your ride so an undergrad
doesn't swipe it. Not every Tiger can be trusted.



Then comes the Dinky, a festive three-minute ride to Princeton
Junction and the trains to NYC.



Attentive on the Dinky



Strangely enough, we have no pictures of the delicious
chicken shapes from the cafe, but we do have a number of pics
of dinsosaurs, which probably tasted like chicken.



Do you ever have that feeling of something looking
over your shoulder?



Dos Skulls (for our bilingual audience)



My family tree



Our duckbilled friends were this long



That NYC Light



The circle of meat



Post-museum (before stopping at Zabar's for salmon
and H&H for bagels)