Archive for May, 2007

Adventures in Upstate New York

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

I’d have taken more (exciting) pictures, but so many of the activities were illegal. So instead, you get a background of old people, and some coffee.

Jesse in the Eveready Diner

I miss ordering coffee.
Also on the menu: crazy new buildings appear on the rolling plains of our alma mater, a diary is found (and [...]

Work With Me, Baby

Friday, May 25th, 2007

Nick and I had a photo shoot the other night for a magazine in Boston, who had rather suddenly decided to feature Love and Radio in their July issue (”So, I need to send them the photos . . . tonight,” the photographer said).
Growing up the daughter of a photographer, you’d think I’d be pretty [...]

How I Decided to Stay Home

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

I spent too many dark weeks agonizing over whether or not I should go to Kenesaw.
Rain poured from grey skies, washing Boston away, and I was holed up inside checking all the airline sites: comparing prices, weighing layover times and the distances from airports. I would leave on Friday morning. Transfer in Minneapolis. Land in [...]

On Board Old Ironsides

Sunday, May 20th, 2007

One of two pictures I took on Mother’s Day, spent with Jurvis and his family:

Sailing is complicated.

And . . . Your Fifty Minutes Are Up

Thursday, May 17th, 2007

The rug in the waiting room for my therapist is absolutely ridiculous. At first glance, of course, it seems tasteful enough: it’s of the mossy green oriental variety, with a mauve and gold floral pattern, the curves and cream colors of which are inoffensive and largely unnoticeable. It’s not the kind of rug you would [...]