The final two albums will be discussed in the same (final!) entry 🙂
Monday Mom, Dad, Kirsten, Mark, Peter and Becky took a little field trip to Shaker Town at Pleasant Hill in Harrodsburg. It was a nice little walk through history.
We saw a little movie, did some shopping, watched a sheep being shorn, heard some beautiful Shaker music, and generally had a good ole time.
Later that day on our way to the airport 🙁 we stopped for lunch at a local favorite watering hole, Ramsays. Pics are Here
We spent much of Sunday on the Asbury Campus for Kirsten’s Graduation It was a beautiful sunny day and the graduation ceremony was very nice and not too long 🙂
Part deaux:
Much of the weekend was filled up with parties and get togethers.
Saturday afternoon the Carter family and Mom and Dad Wood came down from Mount Vernon and we had a big swimming, cookout and hot tub party.
Sunday was spent celebrating. At lunch we had lasagna and gave Kirsten her graduation gifts. And we celebrated Mother’s day 🙂 After dinner some of Kirsten’s closest friends from Asbury and their families came over for cake.
Very fun! Check out the pictures!
This day one year ago, I proposed to Becky and she accepted. 🙂 And we’ve been married for almost 7 of the 12 months since then. 🙂 So I wanted to say “thanks” to my Becky for saying “yes” (or, as the case actually was, “No way… no way!! Are you serious????)
Here is her blog entry from that day:
And here is mine:
Incidentally, I decided to go ahead and remove the redirects from our old websites. So if you want to go and peruse our old blog entries, you won’t get automatically sent back to our current site.
The first in a series of entries about our recent trip to the grand old commonwealth of Kentucky. Peter has put all of our pictures from the weekend up in the gallery And he divided the pics into different albums. I’ll make entries that correspond with the albums.
“Around Caanan Land” (Caanan Land Farm Bed and Breakfast in Harrodsburg, Kentucky where Kirsten and Mark Carter (our sister(-in-law) and brother-in-law) are the innkeepers. The farm was just perfect. Quaint, earthy, well kept, comfortable and there was a swimming pool! The family all stayed in the main house and we spent much time with the animals and in the pool and hot tub. The owners of the farm have sold it to new owners and K and M will be moving out in just a few days. We were lucky enough to be able to visit before they had to leave.
Before we launch into the events of the weekend I thought I’d post a tardy update about last Thursday night.
After a semester of planning and preperation my Exhibition Planning class opened our exhibit, “Freeing the Line: The Etchings of Charles H Woodbury.” I feel that the exhibit came out beautifully and that the opening reception was lovely.
I would encourage all of you to head down to Tufts in Medford and take a look at the finished product, but for those of you who can’t (and I think that that is most of our readership) Peter and I took some pictures. You can see them here
Yup, finally got the new phone. It’s cool. It takes pictures, it surfs the web, and of course, makes phone calls.
And when Becky calls me, her picture shows up on the front, and the theme song to “The Muppet Show” plays. 🙂
What a wonderful toy! See it below.
It appears that people are more alike than we’ll ever know.
a boy I found on the internet today
Do you see the similarities?
Previously in this Blog…We watched as Rebecca ate at Wendy’s, parked at the mall, and watched in horror as a small fire grew outside the Liberty Tree Mall…
…I looked around and was surprised that no one else had taken notice of this growing fire. I walked closer and enjoyed the smell of burning wood chips and mulch. Calmly and confidently I kicked more mulch over the fire and then proceeded to stomp the flames out.
Thereby saving the Mall from complete and utter distruction. BooYah!
The day was Saturday. The mission: Crafty supplies at ACMoore. I had just finished lunch from Wendy’s and was walking through the parking lot at the Liberty Tree Mall. I looked up ahead of me and saw what I thought was smoke. My rational mind kicked in and I reasoned that maybe they had those automatic sprinkler systerms and it was being aired out and that what I saw was steam…but no.
It was indeed smoke. From a rapidly growing little fire. I looked around, surprised that noone else seemed to notice it…
To be continued….(on account of my having to leave work!)