New Pictures on the Internet!!

I've added another web album to Picasa. Basically, these are photos of Zoe's birthday dinner with Lisa, our move, the joint Owen and Zoe birthday party, and then some random pictures of the new house. Enjoy!!

May 18, 2007

In other news, our annual family barbecue/cookout/party is tomorrow. If you're reading this and you haven't been invited and live close enough to think it's reasonable that you may come, stop by; it's a horribly embarrassing oversight on my part (I really hope you don't exist, though).

In much more exciting other news Zoe took her first steps!!! They were to her Godmother Lisa (pictured above). We'd been trying to get Zoe to walk over to us, but no go. Apparently only Lisa has the starpower necessary to motivate our daughter to walk. Thankfully she's around often.

Oregon visit

As you can see below, I'm in Oregon visiting Andy after some work-related travel. It's been a great visit; we saw this movie and this movie, and today I'm having lunch with a friend from law school while Andy has to work. On Thursday, we watched the Office together, and I have to say, I really agree with Jess about Pam (but is it too little too late? I kind of think so.).

It's really rare that I get to watch a movie; in fact, I think these two are the first I've seen this calendar year, so it's been really nice to have the time to see them. And both movies were really good in their own way. TV Set is really deeply funny and incredibly well-acted. Especially the male lead on the TV show within the movie. And After the Wedding is just a great dark Scandinavian film. It helped that the bathroom in the movie theater was freakishly cool in a way highly reminiscent of Iceland.

Also, Andy and Robyn are doing well.

News update

Hey, Vowel-haters, check out this lovely piece from the Onion:

This American Life Completes Documentation Of Liberal, Upper-Middle-Class Existence

CHICAGO—Producers have documented every single existential crisis or self-congratulatory epiphany that has been or could be experienced by a left-leaning agnostic.