The moon

Bob took this photo - handheld! - using his new camera. Cool craters.

Camera is fresh out of the box - 1st photo!

Bob says he's making all sorts of adjustments on his new Canon camera - his photos will get better, but it does capture Ed's spunky little attitude.

Beatles

And what am I doing right now? Downloading songs from the Beatles onto my iPod. FINALLY. It's been a good day, iTunes. :)

Here's looking at you

This is like a double exposure from the old days (and I mean really old days, like when I was a kid). Isabella was "helping" me make the bed and I managed to capture her looking forward and sideways at the same time.

And the answer is ....

The answer to the math quiz is: a. 1, 3, 7, 9.

Math question for the day

Bob and I got a phone call last night from our favorite nine-year-old, Wen-Ting Wong. She needed help on her math homework. The question was: For every prime number greater than 10, which digits are possible in the one's place?
a. 1, 3, 7, 9
b. 1, 3, 5, 9
c. 0, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8
d. 1, 3, 7

This is 4th grade math. Bob and I resorted to Google. Do you know the answer?

Other than wedding

We did see other things on our trip. #1 is Sadie, a very friendly Wheaton terrier who lives next door to Jack and Penny in Troy, OH. #2 is Bear's Mill, a working mill west of Troy in Greenville, OH. The gift shop has all sorts of neat things, including many kinds of flour ground at the mill. #3 is a latte (isn't it beautiful?) from Ithaca Coffee Roasting Co. The barista was a lovely Cornell student - very nice, very good at latte-making. #4 is me at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, one of my favorite places in the USA. Check the red maple in the background.