Friday, April 27, 2007

Apple orchard, fall 2000


I can hardly remember her being that small...

Tuesday, April 03, 2007

Recently overheard

Grace: "Want a carrot?"

Mary Cait: "I don't like carrots."

Grace: "They're good for your eyesight."

Mary Cait: "But I don't wear glasses."

Grace, crunching: "I can see through my hand."

Tuesday, November 23, 2004


Glass trout at MPLS sculpture Garden...


no it's not ours......


my wife and child.......


Jeff Hart's wedding...and the Hart Family...one of the most beautiful weddings I've attended. Monterey, Mexico.


relaxing...


Simon at MPLS Sculpture garden! (the small figure partially in shadow)


'nother recital shot..........


Grace at recital!


El piquenos en la parque!


Simon, the wee on in the shadow!


The dynamic duo!!!

Tuesday, November 09, 2004


http://www.ladpw.com/epd/lacomax/browse.cfm


she's a natural...and wouldn't stop! LOLOL


Look Dad! My tooth came off!


We have cucumbers till 2007.


Finally! 60 degrees.


I love my big brother! grrrrrr!


Taking the long way to class...


1st day at school! Yipeeeeeeee!


Simon and Grace have recently taken to the dog..she now sleeps with the...thank goodness!


Grace enjoying a liesure stroll...

Monday, November 08, 2004

discretionary trusts - the fun!

i am in wills & trusts now. my professor is so funny. we are talking about trusts, and she actually used the term "the retarded remainderman." wow. she also has asked the question, "what would hellboy do in this situation?" for the record, i think blogging is pretty nerdy. but what do it know.

love to all. hi, guggi Q.

megan

Sunday, November 07, 2004

"Saw" - Scared the *&$% out of me

Quite possibly the scariest movie I have ever seen as an adult. "Silence of the Lambs" scary. The friend I went with, a 40 year old man, literally left his chair during one scene. launched forward and hissed "JEEEZUS!!" The audience was whimpering. I won't go into much detail for those who haven't seen it BUT the at the end of the movie....I wouldn't dare.

Leaving the theatre I couldn't stop talking about the absolute horror I felt. The imagery was frightening, horrific, grotesque, uplifting in a strange artsy way. The fact that someone created such a demented movie excited me; gave me hope that movies aren't doomed to follow the same formula over and over simply with different characters. I think Hollywood was sensing this too, hence the release of "un-whatevered Mind" (missed it) and "I heart Huckabees" (loved/hated it) and several other out of the mainstream flicks this year and last.

SAW re-ignited the creative, risk taking, "we're not sure if this is too much for the audience but we'll give it to them anyway" type of moviemaking I think was missing.

That night, I actually had nightmares, woke up at 2:30am to find Megan working on her brief. I was comforted that she was awake to walk me downstairs to the bathroom. I didn't want to be alone with fresh residue from SAW dripping out of my dreams. Frightening movie. Go see it.


Fall in Minnesota...

Start at the bottom...

For those who are unfamiliar, blogs scroll down and posts are listed in descending order, depending on how you look at it I suppose.

At the bottom of the page lies my first post...



"Take me out to the ballgame!"


don't know what to say


First day of school and excited to go!!!