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    Leo’s Second Birthday

    August 27th, 2008


    Tears in Heaven

    August 24th, 2008

    It was dark. Sometime in 1994 or early 1995. Probably Spring of 1995, come to think of it, an April trip, we stayed at Sunriver, it was cold. Too cold to do much. But that’s not the point.1995Megan95.jpg

    We drove through Bend, business 97, at night, in surprisingly heavy traffic (for Bend). Cristin and Megan were in the back seat. We played Eric Clapton’s “tears in heaven” from a CD.

    After the song finished, in the moment of silence that followed, we heard very quiet sobbing in the back seat. It was Megan.

    “Megan! What’s Wrong? What happened?

    “I miss Paul,” she said. She was about as old as she looks in this picture.

    You can click the audio icon here to play that song …

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    Walking to the Bird Center

    August 23rd, 2008


    My Dad’s Dad

    August 17th, 2008

    Frank C. Berry
    Includes audio: click below…


    On the Innsbruck Bridge

    August 16th, 2008

    Commented pictures … 1967 (or 68) vs. 1997, same place. (this one is 88 MB, so I’m looking to change technology before I do any more of these …


    On the Bike with Leo

    August 16th, 2008

    Saturday in August, started out well with tennis with Megan, then biking with the Parsons, and later that afternoon Vange and I took care of Timmy and Leo while they went off to a library funding function. Here’s a quick snippet:


    Megan and Me in Sausaulito

    August 16th, 2008


    Wasco Lake with Llamas

    August 2nd, 2008
    The music was fun while it lasted

    The music was fun while it lasted

    Sabrina posted Llama Packing with the Kids on MommyCeo and I tracked back to that with Packing with Llamas on Planning Stories Startups. My favorite photo is the one of me and Leo in the lake, although I know it could have been taken anywhere, but it was a good moment for me.

    A cool dip after a warm dusty afternoon

    A cool dip after a warm dusty afternoon

    I’ve seen how well Facebook works, and, with Amiglia threatened, also been working with iPhoto to Flickr and iPhoto to Facebook.

    Here’s the Flickr links:

    At last, were here ...

    At last, we're here ...