Busy, busy, busy

There's a little thing known as "Feast or Famine" in many places, including the north. You're either left to your own resources or everything's going on at once. These past few weeks started the feast for me!


-A trip to mid state, then to Chicago for a study of art museums. Chicago was great in and of itself (I won't put the art work/exhibits/programs on here), but it was a record 74 degrees when we went, which was highly unusual for the northbound ones we are! So we walked everwhere.

-Me and Jennifer enjoyed the "bean."
-Dave enjoying himself, too.

-Dave and I reenact the midwest.

-Just a cool building getting finished.
-The man himself. I'd love a dymaxion! Could you imagine that plunked into the middle of the UP?

-The staircase at Contemp. Art.

-I sat near Bonnie Hunt at the pizza place we went to for dinner.
-This guy had the moves for spinning pizza crust.
-Chicago Tribune at night.

-The Sears (soon to be known as something else, which I won't learn) Tower.

-We didn't spend as much time in Toledo/Detroit the next day...at the weather wasn't as spectacular. But here's Brian bonding with "P.Villa." in Monroe, MI.

-Also a weekend retreat at Camp Daggett. Our illustrious cook, Pete.

-The German themed dinner included leiderhosen.

-...and some drindeled wenches!

-...and some supermen!