Memorial Lilac
Category Archives: Photo
Stamps and Kicks
Honestly, it’s a treat when the postal kiosk is down and I buy stamps at the counter because they have all the pictures. I went with the generationally obvious choice (which was not the other generationally obvious choice, William F. Buckley- just go watch Best of Enemies (2015) IYKYK). Also, watch 30 for 30: Be Water on ESPN for a great Bruce Lee doc
Dad
Pretty cool picture of my Dad, timely since I’m picking up a new car tomorrow. He’s looking better doing it though.
Photo by Aaron…
…many years ago
Time moves slowly
This week, my high school announced the passing of English teacher, Hal Donnelly. Living on campus, students spent a lot of time with the faculty and they all proved to be influential. WRA included this photo in the memorial posting. That expression and that hair, that tie and that tumbling pile of papers-I suspect I had caught sight of the candid photographer. In retrospect, I received a remarkable education, but the years were difficult (as for everyone in high school). Also, yes, we had color photography when I was in high school.
Mother’s Day
Grateful to spend the day in the company of an old friend and raise a glass for Mother’s Day to grand mothers, mothers missed, and mothers experienced & freshly blessed. Near or distant, you’re in our thoughts and hearts. Then we went garden visiting, which seemed appropriate.
Gift of Life
On Saturday morning, Strong Hospital unveiled the updated Gifts of Life Memorial Wall. The photo is from the ceremony beforehand when they showed the donors on the big screen. Please check the box on your license to be a donor and discuss with your family.
Memories: Photo shoot
Twenty five years ago… a photo shoot arranged by Disney Adventures magazine in our back yard… “now prepare yourself while your mother places your gecko on your head.”
Memories: Hanging with Teller
India as backdrop and reality
Annals of perusing stuff: The bottom half of this picture shows Aaron and Suzanne on our 2011 trip to India. The top half shows them standing in front of a Colorama print at the Eastman Museum in 2020.
