Trailside Museum

We visited the Trailside Museum in Milton's Blue Hills this past weekend. They've closed much of the animal exhibits for the season, but we saw some cool stuff.



Colin enjoyed learning about Indian culture. You can tell he's going to be super-smart.





This is an otter. Check it out! It's an otter! Anyone?

Bronxville

OK, OK

You guys win. I was trying to phase out this blog thing, but all I got was a lot of flack from you people (I'm talking to you, Mrs. Z!). So I'm starting it back up. I'll try to update it as often as I can, but some photos may be posted out of chronological order.

For example, I've got a ton of pics from the summer to show you guys, but I couldn't resist giving you these Halloween shots. Enjoy!

(Also, I know many of you have a gmail account by know. If so, I encourage you to post comments. It's way more fun that way.)

It's All Happenin' At the Zoo

We didn't take the cross-town bus, but we did pile into the Pilot for Colin's first trip to the Roger Williams Zoo in Providence. He was a little more interested in all the little kids running around than the actual animals, but he had a blast.

He loved the butterfly exhibit, though.

(Insert Lawyer Joke Here)

This is a non-Colin post, but it's my blog and I'll do what I want. K and I cruised down to Manhattan a couple of weeks ago to witness the commencement exercises at New York Law School. Congratulations, Patrick! Now you have a whole summer of studying to look forward to. At least we had a good weekend...

Juris doctor and fiancee. Well-done.

Avery-Fisher Hall is a pretty sweet place to have a graduation.

Summer Preview

I'm going to wrap up the last three weekends today. First, we hit the Vineyard earlier this month to celebrate Kerry's birthday.

Does it really get any better than this?

Standing Tall

Wasn't that the name of a Steven Segal movie? Anyway, here are some random pics that Mom took this morning. The C-Man seems to be getting a kick out of this. He'll be crawling any day now, and I suppose it's just a matter of time before he's running all over the place.

Colin scored points with Mom's birthday present. Let's hope Mother's Day goes smoothly too.

The Off-Season

Sag Harbor was a little less crowded this weekend than it is in August. There was a good amount of weekenders out there, though, and the ratio of Range Rovers to pick-ups indicates that New Yorkers are starting to make the trip out East. We stayed out of the fray, for the most part, and had a quiet dinner with family at the hacienda.

Steak and potatoes? At Nanny's? I don't believe it. Those of you who've visited Windermere Lane know that we weren't allowed to leave the table until we'd finished at least two helpings.

Weekend Pics

We took a little early-Spring trip to Sag Harbor this weekend. Here are some pictures from the trip. This is just a taste - more on the way....

On line for the ferry in Orient Point. CMB grew tired of waiting.

This was on the ferry approaching New London.

We're Back

We've been having some technical difficulties - our home computer is being a bit difficult. We've made other arrangements, though, in response to the angry emails we've been receiving. So here you go: a mega-post. Here are some pictures from the past few weeks.

The C-Man has been doing great. Besides growing about three feet (exaggeration), he's sitting and rolling effortlessly, and can even crawl now. Well, he can crawl backwards - we're still working on moving forward.

Great news, though - spring is here! Mom and Dad look forward to lots of walks around the neighborhood, and trips to exciting places. We'll do a better job of keeping you all in the loop. Enjoy!

Colin enjoyed his Easter gifts from Mimi. I mean, he really enjoyed them.

Getting ready for opening day.

Taking an early interest in reading with Uncle B.

Colin's Easter outfit was a big hit with everybody except Colin. He lost the hat, jacket and shoes pretty quickly.

The prince on his throne.

Guess which one of us is posing.

Practicing free throws for his future Final 4 appearance.

We took this one before Daddy and Colin went for a nice walk at Jamaica Pond. It got up to 60 degrees! Colin loved the ducks, and finally getting to spend some time outside, but he was pretty happy to see Mommy at the end of the day. Go Gamecocks!

Eating is sometimes really difficult.

Now we're ready for the season. "You got my money? Don't make me come lookin' for you!"

Ready for a round of golf. Almost.