Alex and Mary Lynn with a celebrity at the Kansas State Fair.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Chicago May 2010
At the Lincoln Park Zoo
Fennec fox statues but no fennec foxes at Lincoln Park zoo. (The sandcat made up for that.)
On the steps of the Field Museum with the Willis Tower (and oh so many lilacs.)
Puppet bike entertains the crowd on Michigan Avenue just south of the river.
A helicopter hovers over State Street on a Sunday morning.
Alex doesn't look thrilled about doing windows at the Hancock Building.
So he decides to have a talk with Dr. Hartley about it.
He takes a relaxing stroll through the Chicago Art Institute...
and visits the Adler Planetarium.A good time was had by all.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Trafalgar Square pic
Once every 6 months for a blog post - seems a little wrong. Here's the picture you like, Mom.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Truth as it Relates to the Ground
Alex said something the other day that I just wanted to write down:
Being afraid that the truth will hurt is like being afraid that hitting the ground will hurt. The closer you are to it to begin with, the less it will hurt when you hit it.
This didn't seem to fit with his cynic blog, so I thought I'd put it here.
Being afraid that the truth will hurt is like being afraid that hitting the ground will hurt. The closer you are to it to begin with, the less it will hurt when you hit it.
This didn't seem to fit with his cynic blog, so I thought I'd put it here.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
San Diego Trip
Alex shoots video of the elephants at the San Diego Zoo.
Alex is ready for the start of the Shamu Rocks show at SeaWorld.
We drove up Mt. Palomar to see the 200" telescope at the top -- pretty interesting.
The San Diego Automobile Museum has a Tucker on display.
Alex ponders walking to Japan.
Alex and cousin Rex Warden stand with a F9F Panther on the deck of the USS Midway. Rex flew these planes in the Korean War.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Moon Camera
Alex and Ken went to a Cosmosphere members event and Alex held this camera ---
Here is the same camera a few years earlier ---
It's the only camera like this brought back from the moon. The others were left on the moon to save weight.
The camera is the one Alan Shepard used on the moon for Apollo 14 a s seen above.
Here is the same camera a few years earlier ---
It's the only camera like this brought back from the moon. The others were left on the moon to save weight.
The camera is the one Alan Shepard used on the moon for Apollo 14 a s seen above.
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