It was moving day for Sarah and Ed so the truck was there
along with various cars in the driveway
and this was ramp
leading to the rear of the truck
as Ed (Sr.)'s car was packed beyond its gills
and Suzanne was giving Sarah the things that magically appeared at our door when we moved in together.
We began with breakfast
so I had Uncle Sam's
that looked like this
and powered me for the truck
which was packed full
though space still remaied for this plant
as Ed packed things in
and Ed, Scott and Sarah posed
before we could get the final things into the truck
and prepared for the ride into the city. How hard could it be to drive the truck through the Holland Tunnel and across town?
Well, a few hours alter, we had a good sense of what tunnels and bridges are open to trucks (information we don't expect to use again) and liked the Manhattan Bridge
though we understood traffic very well
but as we pulled into the loading dock, we met a group ready to do very fast unloading
so that we could head to the apartment
and enjoy the view down
as things came into the apartment
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along with the sandwiches where we thought nayonaise was a misspelling
The last step was to bring the plant into the freight elevator
which amused Ben
before we grouped with Ed's high school friend for the long trip to return the truck
and then returned to see that the partitions were getting installed
even as pieces of furniture lay around
and bit by bit it started to come together
so that we could stare at the fixtures way high in the ceiling and fantasize about levels of furniture and dance floors, etc.
After a few more people in the apartment pictures, we decided to venture home where the drive by car made navigating bridges and tunnels much easier.
Back at work, we celebrated Toni's forthcoming wedding one day
I visited with Sam Hynes
and Mike Keeley the next
and we celebrated the birthdays of Jon Cohen and Mary Baum the third day
On the weekend, I met this jeweler who informed me that my T shirt (about throwing away the first 10,000 photos) was correct
and so back at work, I took this picture of Steve Blechman of HR which I could keep having passed the 10K mark.
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along with various cars in the driveway
and this was ramp
leading to the rear of the truck
as Ed (Sr.)'s car was packed beyond its gills
and Suzanne was giving Sarah the things that magically appeared at our door when we moved in together.
We began with breakfast
so I had Uncle Sam's
that looked like this
and powered me for the truck
which was packed full
though space still remaied for this plant
as Ed packed things in
and Ed, Scott and Sarah posed
before we could get the final things into the truck
