There was this enormous mass of teenagers crossing the bridge this morning. There were so many of them that all the regular commuters walked on the street rather than try to walk on the sidewalk with them all. I have no idea where there were going, just glad it wasn’t to my workplace.
doin’ the strut
This is one proud pigeon.
For more pigeon fun, just ask Bert.
caution
it amuses me that the warning cones read “people working” and not “men working.” I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a woman up on the side of a building. Not that I’d want this sort of job…
guess who’s back!
Remember the gulls that were nesting on the roof at work last year? Well, they’re back! Not sure if this is mom or dad, since they take turns sitting on the nest. I hope to chronicle their time more fully this year since I’ve caught them early.
new family
Jen and Ari take advantage of a break in the ceremony to say a few quiet words to Jen’s daughter.
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BONUS PICTURE
because it was too cute to ignore. the laundry was clean before this happened.
the end of the world
came out of work this afternoon and the city was nearly gone!!! for a moment I thought the world really was going to end, then I decided it was just fog.
me and my shadow
wait a minute! if that’s my shadow, it can only mean one thing….
the sun’s out!!!!!
after the workout
my all-alone gym bag, which is full of sweaty workout gear, a damp bathing suit and assorted accessories.
just lion around
We have borrowed this lion skin from the Harvard MCZ for the summer, as an admittedly tenuous tie-in to the Wizard of Oz exhibit (a not-so-cowardly lion, as it were). The lion itself was named Cliff, and he lived at Franklin Park Zoo before dying of old age. The connection may be lame, but staff is already fascinated with the specimen.
dental care
I don’t care what they say, I am not using these things on my teeth.