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Here she is all swaddled up about to get dressed for our ride home!
I can't believe these Dr's and nurses are actually going to let us leave here with this baby. It's a weird feeling. Exciting, but I kinda wish we could stay a few more days. I love having a trained medical staff right outside our door to answer all my silly new parent questions.
Olivia cam home to 2 overjoyed new grandparents (my mom & dad) and our 3 dogs. Dylan (our Shepard mix) was beside himself with joy over the baby. Charlie (our hound mix) was also quite excited about it. Maya (our chihuahua) wasn't quite on board though. She was a little scared of her at first but eventually she came around. Now she adores the baby and tries to protect her from the cat. Who didn't even notice the baby till her 3rd day home, lol.
Flame project is an international US-Cambodia collaboration expedition that seeks to understand water quality from Laos to the Vietnam Border. The team is studying the health of the river, water quality, mercury, plastic pollution, greenhouse gases (methane carbon dioxide) that are important for climate change. The project is led by Dr. Sudeep Chandra, professor of the University of Nevada Reno and member of the Wonders of the Mekong team. The FLAME project was started on 18 February 2022 by boat from Phnom Penh along Bassac River to the Vietnam border and back, and the next day from Phnom Penh along the Mekong River to the Vietnam border and back. From 20-26 February 2022 we are going upstream from Phnom Penh getting through Kampong Cham, Kratie provinces, and finishing at the Onlong Chheur Teal dolphin pools near the Lao border in Stung Treng Province.
Photo: Chhut Chheana / USAID Wonders of the Mekong
Naar jaarlijkse gewoonte sloten de leerlingen van 4 verkoop het eerste trimester af met een creatief project.
Dit jaar werkten we voor de tweede keer op rij samen met artistiek bureau ‘vrije ruimte’ voor een project met als naam PixelPaint ‘Evolutie’, waarbij de leerlingen aan een muurschildering werkten.
On March 23 the Charles County Commissioners invited citizens to attend the Waldorf Beautification Project kickoff event. The event was held at the VanGO Park-and-Ride lot, at the intersection of Crain Highway (U.S. Route 301) and Smallwood Drive West near the St. Charles Towne Center mall. The Commissioners announced plans for the Waldorf Beautification Project, an exciting new initiative that will give businesses, homeowners associations, neighborhood representatives, civic and charitable organizations, students, and distinguished elected officials an opportunity to join together to make a difference.
Weeks after multiple winter storms, the city crews can finally start the clean up of massive branches and damaged trees in my local park, Allen Gardens.
The Toronto skyline viewed at the rooftop of Hyatt! Had a summerlicious dinner with my crazy awesome high school buddies at Annona and thank you to my friend's bf, our chef! Omg, the five course meal filled us up like whoa.
(Now if only I adjusted my settings for this night shot. Oh how gorgeous the view was!)
Projects at the Winter Hill Community School in Somerville and the Edwards Middle School in Charlestown brought together volunteers from Biogen with City Year Care Force AmeriCorps members for a day of transformative service.
Photo: Elliot Haney
Entrance way to early century amusement park in Cleveland. My dad went there when he was really young. It closed in 1929.
This evening Rik and I went to Two Souls for dinner then on to Te Papa (our national museum) to the 75 years of Air New Zealand exhibition which I visited recently but Rik did not.
I took this photo of Frank Kits Park as we walked to the railway station to go home.
Thursday, 4th June
You're way too beautiful girl
That's why it'll never work
You'll have me suicidal, suicidal
When you say it's over
Schematic for Mill Creek Project, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1951-63
Mill Creek Apartments were designed by Louis Kahn in the 1950s; consisting of three 17-storey highrise towers.
Part of Louis Kahn: The Power of Architecture (July-October 2014)
The American architect Louis Kahn is one of the great master builders of the 20th Century. Kahn created buildings of monumental beauty with powerful universal symbolism.
...This new exhibition at the Design Museum explores Kahn’s work and legacy through architectural models, original drawings, travel sketches, photographs and films; bringing to life his singular career and diverse output.
[Design Museum]
new acquisitions include an early 80's San Diego-made lugged steel Holland, a French aluminum Vitus (with full vintage DuraAce group), a no-name parts bike, and a few racing wheel sets from which I will pirate hubs for new, prettier wheels. Someday these will all be lovely, crotch-ready cruisers...for now, they pile themselves into a menacing snarl of rust and chunky grease in my building's laundry room. Sorry housemates!
Oly meets Oly. The new boy met the old boy today. I was hunting for a picture and found my old Oly Trip 35 gathering dust in a cupboard. I get the feeling that we'll see more of this
Here I used coloured card, to create the forms of fish. Rather than simply colouring in drawings, I cut out the forms. It made the fish really stand out from the red & white background.
- Used pencil, Watercolours, Fine Liner...
The picture on top is my reflection photo. I choose to take a picture of lipsticks because I thought it was creative. I also like the bright reds in this. I added some minor adjustments like brightening the photo and taking out some yellow as well as boosting the reds. I found the lipsticks in my mom's makeup cabinet. The exposure for this top photo was one sixth of a second. The reason it was so slow was that it was taken indoors in a bathroom.
The second picture is scissors. To me scissors have a very distinct shape so I thought it would fit the project well. I took this picture on my desk at a one thirtieth of a second. I made a few adjustment in the beginning, but I thought the picture just looked really plain. I clicked the invert button by accident while editing the picture, but I ended up liking the filter very much because it really made the shadow pop. Also, i boosted the yellow all the way and it made the whole background black. I liked this project because I liked to think about shadows and reflections when normally I see them and just pass them by.
Random berries I saw on my afternoon jog. I am so over the rain! I was to run on nice sunny days, LOL!
I'm all about recycling/reusing garbage. been collecting empty cigarette packs from friends and strangers for over a month now; project will be completed shortly.
The Groundnuts Project -- sounds like a 60's band. I spent last Friday
traveling with the hospital truck to a nearby district to pick up around
4,000kg of seeds for peanuts and soybeans to bring back for seed
distribution this week. It's been kind of a madhouse with staying up
late to pack up seeds, leaving early in the morning the next day to
travel out to the villages and do the distribution ceremony, and cover
my inpatient duties at the hospital. We ended up moving around a total
of around 8,000kg of seeds, which has been developing my back and
stomach muscles -- Zambians have such good core strength, I think it
comes from hoeing and hauling around 50kg sacks of maize! You could
continue to pray that people feel the love of God through the work at
the hospital and through these gifts of seeds, and that there will be a
good harvest for the families that plant them.
I just noticed that in addition to the rest of my face being bloodied and swollen from oral surgery, I also have a black eye. Yay. Taken with the front camera on the iPhone with Camera+
The Bells on Santa's Sleigh. Seen on Lambton Quay at the Welly Christmas Event.
Sunday, 11th December 2016