Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Recent Adventures

Looking at this blog, it would be easy to think we didn't do anything for a couple of months. We did! We did do stuff! Here are some pictures I've taken, or been sent, in the last couple of  months:

In June we went to Stone Mountain Park:




 

In late May/early June, Anna and Elyse went on a road trip to Minnesota to get Anna's family home cleaned up and ready to go on the market. Here are some of the pictures they send me from their trip:











While Anna and Elyse were gone, Fox and I went to the High Museum:












These are from Elyse's KPop Dance Recital in late May:





In mid-May I spent some time on Olde Town Conyers:




Monday, June 23, 2025

Twenty-Fourth Anniversary!

Twenty-four years ago today Anna and I got married.

Happy Anniversary, Annie! I love you!

Monday, April 28, 2025

Rhodes-Jordan Park

Tonight, after giving the final exam at GGC, I went for a long walk at Rhodes-Jordan Park. Here are a few of the things I saw.



Thursday, April 10, 2025

Archery with Elyse

Two years (and a week) after Elyse and I first went to Panola Mountain State Park to visit the archery range, we went back for the same reason.



The two pictures above were taken by Elyse and texted to me. I took all the rest.

Elyse made a bullseye! (Which I keep wanting to call "a hole in one")



Here, she is just posing, showing off her form for the camera

Saturday, February 15, 2025

Anna's New Car

Today, we spent hours at CarMax -- where nearly everything that could go wrong, did go wrong -- replacing the dying 2012 Hyundai Accent, which Anna has been driving for a few years now (for the last few months with the check engine light on), with this new (to us, at least) 2015 Toyota Prius:



Friday, January 24, 2025

Fox is 18!

 Today, Fox Burdett, my first-born child (FB for short), turns eighteen years old!

Friday, January 10, 2025

Snow!

Today we had a (relatively) rare three-inch snowfall! Elyse went out to see it; everybody else mostly just stayed inside. Here are some of the pictures I took (many of them through windows or briefly opened doors) of the event: