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Running water
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Sand
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Bridge
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Water and pier
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Tangled trees
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In flight
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The season
Of stomping on wisteria pods

 

 

 

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Cat on a red couch: Atticus on his new perch.

 

Yoga / Grinders (twice)
My week off from Choral rehearsal meant that I drove to Bexley to get Grinders while Amy went to Yoga. They gave me the wrong sandwiches and I had to drive back to get the right ones.

 

 

 

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St. Joseph's Cathedral: After the concert.

 

Cathedral Concent
At St. Joseph's Cathedral.

 

The Unclouded Day
Sang the choir.

 

 

 

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Reflection of a tree with one differently-colored glass panel: Model Neighborhood facility on East Broad Street.

 

 

 

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The giant soccer ball is up.
On the side of the Brunson Building condo conversion downtown..

 

 

 

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Near East Side: A (very) old Chrysler.
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Choir rehearsal / yoga
Bexley afterwards for me.

 

 

 

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Bird of Paradise: A beautiful flower from Amy.

 

 

 

 

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Too many trips to Giant Eagle
But a good dinner after all. Homemade pizza with baby shrimp and zucchini.

 

Yoga, the day after
Amy is still feeling the effects -- not quite as pleasantly as yesterday.

 

Researchers are important enough for Bush to speak to ...
but not important enough to be listened to.
Bush Continues Focus On Alternative Fuels
He Says Administration Is Committed
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WASHINGTON POST | Link

President Bush visited the National Renewable Energy Laboratory here Tuesday to promote his plan to increase cleaner-burning, domestic sources of energy. The appearance came one day after the administration moved to defuse tensions over job cuts at the lab.

The 32 layoffs this month included eight researchers working on many of the alternative forms of energy Bush came here to champion. But on Monday, Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman announced that $5 million would be transferred from another government account to bring the workers back -- and avoid an untimely political embarrassment for Bush.

 

 

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On Bryden Road: The former home of neon artist Ann Dewald. She passed away a couple of years ago and left the house to her daughter, who lives in New York. The home remains empty except for (some quite large) neon sculptures, which light the street with a beautiful glow every night.

The great-granddaughter of some early owners of this home noticed that I had other photos from Olde Towne East and Bryden Road posted on Flickr. This image is for her.
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In Bexley: The Hammond Harkins Galleries on Main Street, across from where I usually park for rehearsal. I love the dancing figures.
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Choral rehearsal
Quite thorough.

 

Amy to yoga
Good to relax

 

 

 

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Bexley
For a good dinner, and a chance to show M how to use the computer.

 

Saviour like a shepherd guide us
Sang the choir.

 

 

 

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Shopping
But no buying: Crate & Barrel, Design within Reach, Kittles, Thomasville, JCPenney Furniture Outlet, Pier 1 Outlet.

 

 

 

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Taverna Opa
For dinner.

 

Redesign
Lunch at the Red Star. It's becoming a habit.

 

 

 

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Choir rehearsal
Bexley afterwards.

 

Redesign
Lunch at the Red Star.

 

 

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The one Wednesday of the year
I get to come home early to Amy and let everyone else finish the paper.

The redesign continues.

 

 

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H A P P Y     V A L E N T I N E ' S     D A Y

 

Redesign
Fonts: Futura, Kepler, Myriad, Trajan
Katzinger's for lunch

 

 

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Choral rehearsal
"Our own little corner of Hell"
A significant problem with the heating system (they were unable to turn off the heat) led Linda to characterize the rehearsal room thus.

 

Redesign
Kent Bernhard and Ed Henninger arrive. Lunch at the Red Star.

 

 

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Bexley
For birthday cake for M&D

 

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But let all who take refuge in thee rejoice (Let them ever sing for joy)
Sang the choir. There was no danger that we had overehearsed it.

 

 

 

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Alice in Wonderland
BalletMet

 

 

 

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Indian Oven
For dinner.

 

HomeFront to press
A little bit late this evening

 

 

 

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Choir rehearsal
Bexley afterwards.

 

 

Commercial Developers Power Breakfast
Biggest one ever, with one of the highest attendances of any ACBJ event.

 

 

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Choral rehearsal
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New couch arrived
It fit effortlessly through the door. Amy called as I was rounding the second corner from the house (on the way back to work) to say Atticus had snagged a thread .

 

 

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Drove Grandma to church.
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Moved the couch.
Mike orchestrated getting it to the basement.

 

 

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Choir rehearsal
Visited Grandma beforehand.

 

 

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Ran home to dispose of a mouse
Atticus very helpfully cornered the mouse in a bag, which I promptly removed from the house. Atticus was not pleased to lose his toy.

 

Emersen's birthday
All are well.

     

 

 

 

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