Maya poses for me shortly after I extracted one of her baby teeth. I have perfected my technique such that she was not aware her tooth had been removed until I showed it to her.
I am not exactly sure what Kyle is doing in this photo but he is certainly doing it with style. He scored two goals and helped his team to a decisive win over a team that included many of his friends from Concord.
Each year around this time, the executive staff at Avid serves a turkey dinner to all of the employees. Pictured here, is my former boss who refused to let us throw him a farewell party, opting instead to say good bye to everyone during this event. Joe hired me into Avid and I am going to miss him tremendously.
Last night, Jeanine and I went to a wonderful party thrown by a group of our friends. Our hosts recently purchased a charming home with an attached barn which makes for an ideal entertaining space. We enjoyed fine food, great music, and a lot of dancing.
My entry for this week’s photography assignment. The theme is “Early Morning”. I shot it while I was at Manchester by the Sea on a recent business retreat to New Hampshire. Today was rainy, cold, and overcast. Not a great day for photography nor all that good for soccer, but that did not keep Kyle and I from playing our matches. My team won 4-0 and we advance to final round playoffs next week. We played a very physical Russian team and the game was much closer than the score indicates. Kyle’s team did not fare as well and the rain had intensified by mid afternoon leaving him soaked and chilled from head to toe.
Maya with friends Julie and Lydia playing on the tree swing. Jeanine and I spent the day working in the yard. The weather was perfect and it feels like this might be the last good day for picking up the leaves.
Nicolai beats three defenders for a shot on goal which scores. His team won 4-2. Before he took the field, Nico told me he was going to score a goal. Five minutes later, he delivered on the promise.
I shot this on the way into work this morning. I like the reflection of the two trees in the water and the fact that you can not see them in the background due to the low fog (ghost trees, as it were).
Last night was family night and Maya selected “progressive painting.” Each person starts a painting and then passes it to the person on their left who adds their own elements. The process is repeated until everyone has contributed to each painting. Here is a section of one of three paintings that we jointly created.
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