Maya is not the only photogenic child in the family. Kyle is looking more and more like a man every day.

There are some subjects I never tired of photographing. One day I hope the kids will look back at the constant photographic intrusion into their lives and appreciate having so many windows into their childhood.

How much cuter can a child be?

Jeanine is sporting a pair of sunglasses I have not seen before. I think she looks quite glamorous.

The light on Mattison Field as I passed it on the way home from work motivated me to pull over and capture an image. Surely, this will be the last time snow is seen here until next winter.

Serving the town of Lincoln, I believe this small building houses a pump.

We also toured the adjacent Codman Farm and were treated to all manner of fine feathered and wool bearing creatures.

Jeanine and I had a few hours to ourselves this afternoon and we decided to visit the Codman Estate in Lincoln. This home remained in one family for five generations before it was preserved as a historic site.

Maya is attending a costume birthday party later today. Woof, woof.

Before leaving, Sara treated Maya to a Swedish braid.

Sara having a “food moment” on her last day with us.

Kyle with childhood friend, Andrew, who is visiting us with his father. The two are here to check out boarding schools in the Boston area. Kyle and Andrew were part of the “fab four” on their elementary school chess team. Now both have traded in their chess boards for basketballs.

As the sun began to set, I had two tired climbers on my hands. Everyone slept soundly on the drive home after we enjoyed a great meal at the Greenery.

Sara, not realizing a part of our visit would be spent rock climbing, wisely elects to stay back rather than risking injury while attempting the traverse in high heel boots.