day 249: It seems the time change has done bad things for my photo-taking abilities. If I don't take a picture before I go to work, it will be pitch black out by the time I leave the office. It also doesn't help that I've been going to bed at 9pm. I guess I'm not 100% adjusted back to pacific time yet!
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
day 249 : boo daylight savings
day 249: It seems the time change has done bad things for my photo-taking abilities. If I don't take a picture before I go to work, it will be pitch black out by the time I leave the office. It also doesn't help that I've been going to bed at 9pm. I guess I'm not 100% adjusted back to pacific time yet!
Monday, November 12, 2007
day 248 : not in kansas anymore
day 247 : home sweet home
day 246 : holy cow!
Friday, November 9, 2007
day 245 : on broadway
day 245: Today in addition to all of the other fun New York sightseeing, we got to have the awesome-ly cool outing of going to see a Broadway show... starring one of my oldest friends. I've been friends with Bridget since middle school and it was way way beyond cool to see her starring in the new Mark Twain comedy "Is He Dead?" which is playing at the Lyceum theater. We got to go backstage (and on the stage) after the show and it was pretty much the best thing ever. If you're in New York you should definitely go see the show... it's hilarious!
day 244 : chapeau
day 244 : On our last day in Paris we went back to the Luxembourg gardens for one last stroll. I love that the park is always full of couples and it's so ridiculously scenic. We saw this American couple in the park and I was commenting on how you can only get away with matching berets once you reach a certain age. I think Ben and I should take a trip back to Paris when we're 70... both wearing matching berets.
day 243 : louvre
day 243: On Wednesday night we finally made our way over to the Louvre (for the much cheaper ticket price and much less crowded museum since it's open late) it's impossible to see the whole museum at once but we wandered through one wing of it. I'm always blown away by the enormousness of some of the paintings... like this one by Le Brun.
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