Easysticks – by Annie Jo Cain

We did finally arrive in Seattle and didn’t waste a minute. Sounders game. Gelato. Shopping. Pizza. Farmer’s market. Sprinting through the airport at Sea-Tac, our names being called overhead. Fun, fun, fun! Well, mostly fun.

Getting down to serious playtime with the toddler.

Happy Sweet Sixteen Crosby!

Holy cow, can you believe this lightrail?

A nice trip over to Columbia City.

Relaxing for a bit.

We should be on the plane to Seattle. Instead we are in a seedy airport hotel in Milwaukee.

And my computer screen is fudged up.

But hey, free wi-fi!

Escape from the city! Look at me out in the nature!

Now it’s back to sweltering and computers.

But here’s a collage.

Oliver, Oliver and much more Oliver.

Maine was as grey as Boston has been, but still offered me a good time last weekend.

Luckily, despite the warning, no lives were lost the day we were at Pemaquid Point. Alayne and Katie crept as close as they dared to the spray.

See the whole adventure in my Maine photos.

After a few too many grainy, blurry shots of my little nephew, I realized it was time for a camera upgrade.  Here’s one shot I managed to snag on the new model last night after the battery charged and before the sun set.

Yes, the kitty still loves to camp in his kitty tent.

I haven’t gotten a new pair of glasses since moving east. So it was definitely time to get with the program.

The Revolution provided scarves for the home opener.

They also provided a win.

Thank you and thank you, Revs.

Grandma Linda and I took Oliver for a little stroll through the hallways.