7/29/2008
7/22/2008
Photo Essay Tuesday (Rockies! Rockies! Rockies! Edition)
Staying the course (squeezing out as much Colorado as possible in the next month) Part of my crazy weekend included quite a few Rockies games.
Labels: Baseball, Dad, Mak and Kate, Mom, PET
7/15/2008
Photo Essay Tuesday (Belated 4th Of July Edition)
The 4th of July camping trip is an annual thing, and thank goodness.
Labels: Camping, Jill, Mak and Kate, PET
7/08/2008
Photo Essay Tuesday (No Photos Edition)
Oh, holy cow this weekend was fun. Three days of camping in the most beautiful setting in Colorado. Three days of eating and drinking and laughing with amazing friends. Three days of sunning (gorgeous) and swimming (cold!) all followed up with a shenanigan-filled beer-fueled tube trip down the Colorado River. Unfortunately I can't find my camera, so I can't share any pictures! Even if I could find it, I only took a few pictures, and all the things I wish I'd taken pictures of I didn't so... This Photo Essay Tuesday is of the imaginary kind. Here's what I wish I had pictures of: Jill and I trying to set up our tent at midnight (and drunk to boot), hey it only took us three tries. The longest ever game of UNO, played on an island in the middle of a very chilly stream. Drinking too much scotch and then catching on fire (thank god Jared was there to put me out!). Don't worry! I only caught on fire a little, and said fire was dispatched with extreme haste, but I sure wish I had a picture of myself covered in the feathers from my down blanket. A bunch of grown-ups (says who?) playing slap tag in a park after two rounds of tubing. Katie has a hand print shaped bruise and I have an ass covered in busted blood vessels. Slap tag hurts.
7/01/2008
Photo Essay Tuesday (Good Old Friends Edition)
Last week I was fortunate to catch up with some old , The Shrenks, who were passing through town, visiting from Texas. I finally was able to meet their two little girls.
Labels: PET
6/23/2008
Photo Essay Tuesday (Arjewtino Edition)
Just before I left town for Aspen a couple of weeks ago I received this tiny parcel in the mail. I was pretty excited, I knew it wasn't a bill; nor was it a jury summons. It was, at long last, Arjewtino's Baseball card! I thought and thought about what to do with such a significant piece of Americana...
you should buy one of those hard plastic frames to keep it in mint condition. or put it on your wallet so you can look at it anytime you want. i do.
Labels: PET


