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Dec 27, 2013 |
Wipeout … Even when it was “crowded” the line was not too long and moved pretty quickly. We had a blast, as is evident in the photos. There might be a minor injury or two if there were older kids there — but the adults were mostly well behaved. Robert tried several techniques — first we went under the “barrel” obstacle by swimming across the opening — while that may be technically illegal, it was fun and effecient.The traditional approach was over the “barrels” in the middle of course. Robert tried going around the side on his final, final, final, final run and said that was actually faster. At least as long as no one else was on the course at the same time to bounce him off. Adults clearly had an advantage in the bouncing off department, but the “barrels” didn’t really support full adult weight very well, which made them a little harder for adults to get across. If they do this again, we’ll be there to enjoy the fun. It was well worth it and a great way to work off some of the excess, but tasty, holiday treats. |
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Dec 25, 2013 |
New Bike! 21 speeds seems like a big jump from a single speed bike, but Santa must know what he’s doing. We had lots of other fun gifts: Legos, Telescope, books, even a small TV. Even though it was really cold, about 34 degrees, we took the new bike out for a spin. Robert seems to have picked the gears pretty quickly. A couple more bike hikes when it’s a bit warmer, and I think he’ll have it down pat.Then it’s only a matter of time before he leaves us in the dust. |
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Chistmas Eve / Birthday Dinner Once the geese came out of the oven and had a bit to rest, David Z. generously agreed to slice them up. Sarah’s geese were even better this year than last. As you can see, there were many smiling faces at dinner. Happy Birthday, Harry!!! It was great to have a full table. (From left to right: David Z., Kelly, Lynn, Sam, Ian, Robert, Harry, Sarah, Elle — missing while taking pictures and me (also missing while taking pictures.)) |
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Dec 24, 2013 |
Holiday Festivies Starting And then Robert introduced Ian to our minecraft server; Ian used my account so he was reveling in the power of the “op” (operator). We’re (actually Sarah) working on a goose dinner for Harry’s birthday tonight. And then looking forward to unwrapping presents tomorrow morning! |
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Dec 23, 2013 |
National Portrait Gallery Like this huge wall of monitors. It really was mesmerizing to watch. My three screen project at Evergreen was clearly completely eclipsed by this installation. And this wooden sculpture seems to have something in it for everyone. Gears and wheels and chairs and railing posts — or maybe those are bedposts…. The younger crowd went to the Spy Museum afterwards and then we all met up at Rasika for dinner. It was great fun and made more so with the rest of the Grand Canyon trip extended family. The hockey fans continued on to see the Caps play. |
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Dec 21, 2013 |
Happy Anniversary Our anniversary couch showed up yesterday; Friday was such a busy day that we didn’t really get our first good test drive until today. It’s a perfect fit for the space and quite comfy, as Robert’s sleepy eyes can attest. |
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All Right with the World |
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New Milestone |
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Dec 14, 2013 |
Decorating the tree |
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Dec 10, 2013 |
Sledding!!! |
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Cool Birthday Pressie… Unfortunately, it’s looking like the snow is changing to rain around here and so the sledding is not looking too good. |
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Dec 02, 2013 |
Thanksgiving in Atlanta |
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Jingle Bells |
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