Curiosity and Excitement

Stu and K* had the best Curiosity-landing-watching setup possible: TV coverage on the right, real-time simulation of the descent on the left, and beer in the hand. Or around the neck, as the case may be.

A Warm Welcome Home

I have the bestest friends in the whole wide world.

More farewells

Here's me and K* at the airporter. I'll miss this one the most. Look at that ensemble. Look at that face. How could I not?

See her take on things here.

Usurped

I tried to get K* to take a picture of me holding a ridiculously large tofu-ice-cream cone, but she had her own ideas.

Babies ATTACK!

Ken and Lorianne had us over for dinner again. It was delicious, but after dinner, we were suddenly attacked by BABIES. I was ill prepared. K* fared much better:

Yow!

With these ladies headlining, the party went well into Sunday morning. Guitar hero is way more fun with two guitars. Also - Wiiiiiiiiiiiii!

Road Show

The Greenwood Singers had a gig in Drayton Valley on Saturday. After dinner, we 6 hooligans went to a local playground to take photos for our liner notes. This one is ok, but you should see the wicked action shots Chris took. I'll post them when I get them.

A Night at the Opera

Mr. and Mrs. the Honourable Premier Stelmach.

Sunshine

Yay I found my camera! Yay we finally went with Chris for soup! Don't let Katherine's winter jacket fool you: Today was 16 degrees Celsius, and as bright as the surface of the sun.

Badaaaaaaa**

Alberta is very bright, so I had to buy these badaxx sunglasses for the trip. You can see the photographer if you look carefully.

Our room

This is the the view from the balcony of our hotel room. Notice how large the balcony is, based on how far back Katherine is. I won't even bother to show you pictures of the fireplace in the room, because then you would just get jealous.

Vacation!

Katherine has a job, which means she also has vacations. So, for Easter she drove us to Banff. Many more pictures to follow.

P.S. - I'm backdating these posts.

Features Too Advacnced for Me

It turns out multi-burst doesn't mean take many pictures, it means take many tiny pictures and stick them together in one. (I don't know how you could convince yourself of this, but each of these pictures is slightly different.) About 15 or 20 of my pictures from New York look like this, including this one from Au Bon Pain, the third one I took with this camera.