it's all happening for a reason...

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Saturday, July 17, 2010

A thousand a day...224-228

Saturday, July 17
My new home in Delaware!

Friday, July 16
The text that made my day...

Thursday, July 15
ACCOMPLISHED Summer Goal (just before midnight): Watch Dawson's Creek in its entirety. Oh, the lessons I've learned.

Wednesday, July 14
Fondue

Tuesday, July 13
IKEA time!

Monday, July 12, 2010

A thousand a day...219-223

Monday, July 12
Flicker

Sunday, July 11

Saturday, July 10
Peeking

Friday, July 9
Boiling eggs

Thursday, July 8
Dangling

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

A thousand a day...217 & 218

My first cars...and having to say goodbye to one of them.

Being boys

For once, I went to the fireworks prepared to take great photos. I've never known what setting to put the camera on for the perfect fireworks photos, but this time, I relied on Manual and my Ritz tips e-mail, and shot some photos I'm excited about!

Monday, July 5, 2010

A thousand a day...212-216

Monday, July 5

Sunday, July 4
Utah Kyle's first crabs. Photo of the day courtesy of Mommy Barnas. =)

Saturday, July 3

Friday, July 2
Our baby watermelon

Thursday, July 1
First tomatoes of the season

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

A thousand a day...210 & 211

Wednesday, June 30

Tuesday, June 29

Monday, June 28, 2010

A thousand a day...204-209

Monday, June 28

Sunday, June 27

My Subway date/day trip buddy Rachel and I decided to go hiking in Harpers Ferry this beautiful (yet stifling hot) Sunday. We hiked two miles up the mountain and two miles back, drank through tons of water, were forever grateful for the lunch at the bottom of the mountain, and even more grateful for the air conditioning in the car ride home. Wildlife spotted: one squirrel (yay! though not as friendly as our Elon squirrels), daddy long legs under the rock we borrowed for a rest stop, and several beautiful butterflies. Unfortunately, no bears, though we looked really hard for them.

Saturday, June 26

In keeping with our barbecue tradition (another great Pendulum journalism experience), Morgan Little and I went to the National Capital Barbecue Battle in Washington, D.C. for lunch. SO much yummy barbecue to taste and so little time. Overall, I think the festival earns 4 1/2 piggies out of 5. I think North Carolina still wins our hearts as far as barbecue is concerned. We ate at the BBQ joint with the most trophies, obviously...