We also went to the lake to celebrate Mommy's birthday a little early and Ari spent some time relaxing in a tube.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Usain Who?
Usain "Lightning" Bolt? Who's he? Check out the turn over on this future world record holder.
We also went to the lake to celebrate Mommy's birthday a little early and Ari spent some time relaxing in a tube.
We also went to the lake to celebrate Mommy's birthday a little early and Ari spent some time relaxing in a tube.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Friends & Family
We had a wonderful time in Boston, see below, but the best part was seeing all of our east coast friends and family. Unfortunately we didn't have our camera out as much as we'd like, but we did manage to get a few good pics:


Great Grandmum and Ari, meeting for the first time.
Auntie Moe and Ari(she was really happy right before i got the camera out)
All the cousins and Grandmum.
More Boston
While back east, we figured we'd do some multi-tasking, so we took Ari to visit Harvard. It's never too soon to start thinking about college, right?
Our friends, Whit and Conrad, are in the picture on the steps of one of the many libraries on the campus.

We also made a day trip down to Cape Cod. Even though it poured down rain every day we were in Boston, it was a beautiful day at the beach. Ari took a nap with Grammy while everyone else went swimming. Didn't turn out so well for daddy, he got stung by a jellyfish, then heroically carried mommy out of the water so she didn't get stung too.

We also spent some time in the north end of Boston, which is the italian district. They have a festival every weekend in the summer to celebrate a saint.

Daddy, Mommy, Ari, and Auntie Moe in the north end by Paul Revere's statue with the Old North Church in the background.

Ari sitting with her new best friend, cousin Meg, trying to decide what to order at Dulce Vita.
Our friends, Whit and Conrad, are in the picture on the steps of one of the many libraries on the campus.
We also made a day trip down to Cape Cod. Even though it poured down rain every day we were in Boston, it was a beautiful day at the beach. Ari took a nap with Grammy while everyone else went swimming. Didn't turn out so well for daddy, he got stung by a jellyfish, then heroically carried mommy out of the water so she didn't get stung too.
We also spent some time in the north end of Boston, which is the italian district. They have a festival every weekend in the summer to celebrate a saint.
Daddy, Mommy, Ari, and Auntie Moe in the north end by Paul Revere's statue with the Old North Church in the background.
Ari sitting with her new best friend, cousin Meg, trying to decide what to order at Dulce Vita.
The Green Jacket
Our family has a tradition, and for those of you who know us, it's not surprising it's a competition. It began as a small family gathering 31 years ago and now it's two days of golf and parties. The tradition includes a friendly, family competition between golfers in the family, namely my dad, uncles, aunt, and cousins. This year the big winner is......Patrick! Now, this might not seem like a big deal, but it is. The winner gets the coveted OBO trophy, green jacket, and their name on the plaque that commemorates each year's winner. Not to mention the trophy presentation by Grandmum.
Freedom Trail
On the first full day we were in Boston, we walked the first part of the Freedom Trail, a path through landmarks in downtown Boston that have historical significance to the American Revolution. It was really fun, despite the rain, and Ari, Daddy and I learned a lot along the way.
Old South Meetinghouse -'no taxation without representation' where the colonists met on their way to dump out the tea in the harbor
Daddy and Ari in the really old Granary Cemetery....where Mother Goose (she was a real person), John Hancock, , and Ben Franklin's parents are buried.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
America's Funniest Home Video
We were trying to get a video of Ari talking. Instead we got this. Turn your volume up.
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