Today’s picture comes from one of the recently-restored photo galleries… a picture of the house my father used to live in, in Somerville, Massachusetts:
The ancestral manse of the Woods
I took the photo last summer while taking some classes in Somerville. My father lived in this house circa 1943-1946.
I re-uploaded a few more old photo albums today:
Somerville (Dad’s childhood home town. I took some classes there last summer)
Walden Pond (Becky, Jenn, and I visited Walden Pond in Concord last summer)
For whatever reason, this morning I decided to export and upload some photos that were in my old gallery, but I never got around to putting back up in the gallery on my new site. So anyway, here are some old but new photo albums for you to peruse:
MRRA Festival Regatta (Corey raced in this with the Angry Fish)
Easter in Ohio 2002 (This was probably the last trip I would take without Becky)
Halibut Point (Becky, Jenn and I took a trip to Halibut Point in Rockport, Mass last spring)
On that note, if there are any photo galleries you remember being on my old gallery, and would like to see again on our site, please let me know! I will do my best to get them back up there. 🙂
Here’s a shot that should be good for a laugh!
Peter and Becky have an adventure whilst on their honeymoon.
Have a nice Saturday!
Happy First Day of Spring! In celebration, I’d like to present today’s picture:
It’s not actually in one of my galleries, I had not gotten around to putting those pictures back online after I moved to prwdot.org, so I just pulled that one pic out of iPhoto and uploaded it. Enjoy! 🙂
One of my biggest time killing hobbies lately has been ‘blogsurfing’. Basically I jump from one blog to another, reading what looks interesting and skipping over that which isn’t. It seems like every blog I’ve come across lately has somthing to say about the WAR.
I have been trying to decide if I want to throw my hat into the ring. It took me a couple days to figure out just what I wanted to say.
I have very complicated feelings on war. Deep in my heart I know that it is wrong and that nothing acomplished is worth the loss of lives and the pain that it puts us all through. But in my head I can understand the reasoning behind this WAR and I feel the need to support my country. I think I will forever be a fence sitter.
This WAR has affected me differently than other military engagements have in my short 24 years. I believe this is because this is the first time I have known someone that is involved.
I watch the news at night and the shots of Marines in the desert make me cry. I look at them and think that any one of those short haired, brown clad soldies could be David.
I don’t know if those of you who read this know any soldiers either here or abroad. If you do I’m sure you are praying for them. If you don’t I’d like to invite you to pray for SGT. David Lee in the US Marines. He’s 21 and we’d all like him to come home safely.
Just Pray for PEACE
Peter has handed over the job of selecting the featured photo of today to me. HORAY!
I have picked this one
I don’t know about the rest of you, but this is definately where I’d rather be today!
Today’s picture is from the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge. Becky and I got to walk across it last year on Mother’s Day. I took this shot standing under one of the main support towers, with the staying cables stretching out towards me. That’s one cool looking bridge. 🙂
I’d like to try starting a semi-regular feature here on the blog. We have quite an archive of pictures… so every day or so, I will try to pick out one picture to ‘feature’. I will not actually post the picture in the blog, just a link to the picture as it appears in our gallery.
So without further ado, here is the first picture of the day.
This photo was taken by me on our honeymoon. It was taken in the Alhambra of Granada. I think it’s a particularly beautiful photo, and we actually have a printed copy of it hanging on the wall in our study. We would love to go back there, some day. 🙂
Mmmm, one of my favorite sodas… it’s me!
