Showing posts with label Celebrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celebrations. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 03, 2011

Happy Lammas!

Here we all are, at our Lammas celebration on August 1, 2011.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Merry Midsummer!

We celebrated Midsummer on June 30, and also celebrated Kiel's birthday at the same time.

To see more pictures, click on Midsummer 2011.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Happy May Day!

Happy May Day from Ray, Deena, and friends!
Beth, Bea, Kathy, Demetria, Ray, and Kiel

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Happy Easter!

Here we are on Easter Sunday Morning, at Brunch.

Aunt Doree is holding the egg that lasted the longest in the Egg Ditching.

For more Easter pictures, click HERE.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Valentine's Day 2011 cont'd

See's chocolates..the best!
very cute things on North By Northwestern:





13 sad, sad ice cream flavors to smother your Valentine’s blues

Beautiful roses, and rose wine





Heartbreak or lovin’? Pick a Valentine fate









Black Kitty enjoys his valentine ribbon
my favorite romantic recipe...from Gourmet, January 1994
 Ray and I prepared our traditional Valentine's Day Dinner, pasta with scallops mushroom, and spinach.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Year of the Rabbit 2011


Click HERE to see pictures from our trip to Chinatown for this year's lunar year parade.


We met Helen and her Aunt Alice for a tasty dim sum brunch at Three Happiness Restaurant.


It was cold, snowy, and damp.  Philip covered the parade for a photojournalism class assignment.


After being outside for a couple hours, we felt chilled to the bone.  We  had to leave suddenly without visiting all the shops because Aunt Doree called to say Aunt Ev's furnace was not working.  


Thankfully we had managed to visit Hoypoloi Gallery, what a fun place!  I love the glass quotation plates by Steve Schlanser.  But I did not see the very cool, very mystical  huge gold one we saw the day we went to Chinatown with Alek and his friend Jeff.


Hot Irish coffee at the Fire House Grill in Evanston made me feel better.  The furnace was easily started by popping a couple AA batteries into the thermostat.

We took Philip back to Rogers House.  The campus is beautiful in the snow.