Thursday, July 29

Photo-journal for July




















Someone had a bad day at the airport - notice the little teal square behind the big plane?  Luggage!  I saw it fall off the cart as we were arriving at the gate.  The cart driver never looked back....


Made my way to an Irish Pub near Philly with the express purpose of eating wonderful food and listening to live music.  See the band??  No, we didn't either.  At least the food lived up to it's expectation.  




Bread pudding with NO raisins.  It was as good as it looks!







Airports afford me much amusement - the lady is blocking the way, but the entire concourse was lined with Boyscouts!  They must have filled an entire plane!!




I was so excited to come upon this Duck Crossing!  The boy was trying to herd them out of the road so that traffic could continue - it took him awhile since the ducks were not in a cooperative mood.  It was a very, very entertaining few minutes.  



A good friend and I snickered over this for a long time - great advertising!!






And finally this one - I literally stopped, turned around and went back for it.  Made me laugh!!

Sunday, July 18

The weekend immortalized in pictures.


Baby Duckies swimming in a puddle - how amazing to be so little that a puddle is like a pond!

A silent command from Mama Duck had them all gathering around her, since I was making her uncomfortable with the impromptu photo shoot.

No protests, everyone Out!


I got to hold Kinsley a long time while he slept.  How nice that was, the weight and warmth of his little body!  

Sunday morning: pancakes, coffee and Tim Keller.  And getting to watch Kinsley's reactions to life, very fun. He's discovered Mom is 'Over There'....

...protesting his lot in life...

...and finally, grudging acceptance!  I like watching babies respond to life because they haven't developed the filters we adults have to keep others from seeing how we truly feel!  I completely understood how he felt!!!


To my delight, it rained a lot this weekend!  I loved this - the double silver columns dropping from the  dark cloud!