our journey in pictures
Myrtle Beach Memorial Day Parade
Since we're hanging out in Myrtle Beach (the draw of the ocean is powerful), we celebrated our freedom… [keep reading]
The Lesson of the Sand Sculpture
This sand sculpture was created for television's "The Early Show" and the live shot held on Friday morning… [keep reading]
Frog Friend
We found this little guy waiting at the door to the condo when we got home. We walked carefully so we… [keep reading]
Tuesday Afternoon Rainbow
At the end of a long Tuesday (good, but busy), I saw the other end of this rainbow on the way to return… [keep reading]
The Barefoot Turtle
Barefoot Landing in Myrtle Beach has a large lake filled with fish (huge fish, the size of our kids!),… [keep reading]
The Ultimate Sand Toy
New to Myrtle Beach this year is the addition of a boardwalk. In April, it was exciting to watch the… [keep reading]
Best Friends at the Beach
Early March and the kids couldn't wait to dip their toes in the ocean. Together. They are the best of… [keep reading]
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Myrtle Beach Memorial Day Parade
May 29, 2010 by Michael · Leave a Comment
Since we're hanging out in Myrtle Beach (the draw of the ocean is powerful), we celebrated our freedom with others at the inaugural Memorial Day weekend parade in Myrtle Beach. For some, the highlight was seeing Buzz Aldrin lead the parade. No question, it was great to be close to an American hero. But … [keep reading...]

The Lesson of the Sand Sculpture
May 15, 2010 by Michael · Leave a Comment
This sand sculpture was created for television's "The Early Show" and the live shot held on Friday morning (we opted not to go, despite the fact that Dave Price also graduated Cornell). It was neatly cordoned off (and protected by a police officer) and clearly a showpiece for the grand opening of the … [keep reading...]

Frog Friend
May 5, 2010 by Michael · Leave a Comment
We found this little guy waiting at the door to the condo when we got home. We walked carefully so we didn't spook him. After all, we're good neighbors, and he clearly had the wrong house. He decided to move to the side and stick around -- long enough for me to grab the camera, take his picture and bid … [keep reading...]
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