Daisypath Anniversary tickers

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Monday, October 27, 2014

A Night at the Deadwood Saloon

Here are some shots from a murder mystery birthday party we were invited to this past Friday night.  Our characters were father-daughter, which made for some entertaining exchanges.  

Brian ended up being the killer, partly because the man he killed had broken his daughter's heart.  It was a hilarious night, to say the least.


Bellying up to the bar

Reviewing evidence.  Doesn't he look guilty?  No one knew (Brian included) who the killer was until after the murder occurred.

Good times!

Friday, October 17, 2014

Some videos of Maude

This is a video of Maude after getting her cone at the vet's office.  Her paw was in a splint with an IV bag on it to keep it dry, along with my duct tape job.  (I had taken this video and sent it to Brian while he was out of town.)  Oh, and we still owned the rust-bucket back then.  It is loudly carting some other southeast alaskan around town now.

Here is Maude's first swim session after getting her splint off.  Please pardon my high-pitched cheerleader mom voice.  It had been a long six weeks of keeping her paw dry.  I was excited.  

Maude and her favorite shoe:

Maude and Brian playing some ball:

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Maudie girl

We love this face:
Waiting for Dad to get home from work:
Together at last:
Maude and her mama, Bay:

Monday, October 6, 2014

Eclectic Assortment of Pics

Ok, here is a random collection of iPhone photos for your viewing pleasure.

My second black bear sighting this summer.  This one, while walking home from work:

A glimpse into the fun, goofy time we had in Seattle for Brian's cousin's wedding:

A sad face from Brian as we prepare to load our truck onto the ferry toward its new owners in Sitka:

Brian demonstrating his salmon fillet skills:

Brian 1, Fish 0:

Vacuum cleaner 1, Brian 0: (I'll let him explain...)

Maude enjoying the back of our new/used Subaru Outback from Missoula, Montana:

Our new grandfather clock from my clock-repairing papa, all the way from Germany: