What kind of name is Perpika?: The best I can manage for right now...

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February 03, 2009

The best I can manage for right now...

My brain is mush from finally getting grades done for the term. This weather isn't helping either, although possibly it will warm up by Friday.

And my dog just booted about a month's worth of food and water all over my bedroom floor. Yay white carpet.

I haven't managed to write anything at all yet this year. Again, Facebook has been the death of me. I need to still write a recap of the Barcelona trip, but for now this is all I can do. Here are some of my pictures from Barcelona:

Barcelona Pictures

I still have a bunch more to look through. I wouldn't say they were the most artistic pictures, and I will blame some of that on the wind that weekend. It was certainly beautiful there, though.

OK I promised myself I would start a new book tonight as a reward for finishing my grades and only having (so far, and that I know of) one student in tears.

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nice photos, kid. i have a couple i need to send you, too. i am impressed that the photo of me on the subway has a reflection that makes it look kinda like i'm holding a red bull, which, to the best of my knowledge, i wasn't.

want some ham chips?

Posted by: rob | February 03, 2009 at 10:40 PM

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Here are some new additions to my Brody pictures, which follow his baby pictures for comparison. As small as he still is, you can clearly see he's SO much bigger than he used to be! Cuter too. I'm sure you'll agree.

Marie and I spent a few days in Newport, R.I. during April vacation. Our trip included a visit to the Newport Vineyard, several of the Newport Mansions and the waterfront area.

Charleston

Lynn and I escaped to Charleston in February, 2006. We were in search of sun and warmth, and a little bit of adventure. We found all three, I am happy to say. Nothing can be bad about 70 degrees in February...The trip was filled with flip-flops, free food, Spanish moss, live oaks, tea olives, joggling boards and magnolias.

Paris Weekend

As has become our tradition, Rob and I took a long weekend to hop a TransAtlantic flight somewhere...this year the dart landed in Paris. (Budapest will have to wait until next year...). Before you ask, Paris in January is...cold!!! And gray, but still amazingly beautiful. And Rob says we were lucky--the cold kept away a lot of the pickpockets.